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Irish women retire with pensions 33% lower than men’s due to caregiving, part-time work, and wage gaps, causing financial stress and health issues.
Irish women retire with pensions averaging a third less than men’s, driven by career breaks for childcare, part-time work, and lower earnings, leading to financial insecurity, higher stress, anxiety, and poorer health outcomes.
Experts like financial planner Leah McMahon stress that retirement planning is vital for wellbeing, not just money, and advocate for early financial literacy and self-care-focused preparation to close the gap.
Health impacts of long-term financial stress include depression, heart issues, and cognitive decline, worsened by women’s longer lifespans and fewer resources in later life.
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Las mujeres irlandesas se jubilan con pensiones un 33% más bajas que las de los hombres debido a la prestación de cuidados, el trabajo a tiempo parcial y las diferencias salariales, lo que causa estrés financiero y problemas de salud.