Gen Z women are closing gender gaps in 401k balances
Overall, men have 55% more money in 401k balances ($108,000 vs. $70,000) than women. But interestingly, among the youngest retirement savers in the workforce—Gen Z—women (up to age 26) have overtaken Gen Z men in total retirement savings, with 3% higher account balances on average.
Millennial women have just 80% of the average 401k account balance of Millennial men, while Gen X women have 65% of their male counterparts. Boomer women have 53% and Silent Generation women 33%.
• SEE ALSO: 401k Savers ‘Stay the Course’ Despite Market Volatility
NEXT PAGE: Younger generations driving ESG