Budget 2024 threatens mothers' pensions: new rules will reduce payments.
Changes to pension payments may negatively impact mothers
According to The Sun: The changes to pension payments announced as part of the new budget may significantly affect the financial situation of mothers at retirement age. According to the Office for National Statistics, women lose an average of £65,618 by the time their first child turns five. The reduction in income is already noticeably impacting their pension savings, and this issue will only deepen over time...
“The future of women in retirement is at risk due to low incomes during child-rearing”
This situation is linked to the issue of equality for women in the labor market. Low incomes during child-rearing significantly affect not only their current financial situation but also their future prospects. This underscores the need for changes in social security policy to provide women with greater financial security in old age.
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