A recent study, highlighted by IFA Magazine, revealed a significant discrepancy in how women perceive their control over pensions compared to men. Despite growing awareness and educational efforts surrounding financial literacy, women consistently report feeling less empowered about their retirement planning. Factors contributing to this issue include gender pay gaps, career breaks often taken for caregiving, and a lack of tailored financial advice targeted towards women’s unique circumstances. The data underscores the need for improved financial education and resources specifically designed to support women in taking charge of their pension plans. As more focus is placed on bridging this confidence gap, financial institutions and advisors are encouraged to create gender-specific strategies that aid women in feeling secure about their financial futures.
IFA MagazineNew data shows unclear economic impact of World Cup in Toronto
July 3, 2026
As the World Cup concludes in Toronto, questions are being raised about whether the international event delivered the anticipated economic boost. New data suggests the