The report looks ahead to what women can expect in the future.
Key findings:
Women have made huge gains in education, but the gains are not universal.
The wage gap between women and men has narrowed, but the gender wage gap remains.
The labor market remains strikingly gender segregated.
Women have increased their labor force participation, but still bear a disproportionate share of family caregiving responsibility.
Different patterns of work have lifelong consequences for the retirement security of women.
Policy changes are needed to enable women to achieve financial security.
Money is the primary driver.
