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Poverty is not gender neutral and it disproportionately impacts women. Women are more likely than men to be poor, to live in persistent low income, to fall into debt, to lack savings, and to face structural barriers that entrench economic insecurity.

The gender pay gap in the UK reflects systemic inequalities shaped by workplace cultures, historic norms, care burdens, and policy gaps. When women earn less than men, it's not merely an economic statistic; it's a barrier to autonomy, opportunity, and long-term security.

Women in the UK retire with nearly half the wealth of men