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Menopause eroding superannuation as women leave work, go part-time or retire early
Research by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) suggests the superannuation of one-in-seven Australian women is being eroded as they transition through menopause. The study warns that women who take time off, or even retire, as they go through menopause lose as much $60,000 from their retirement nest eggs.
Reporter: ABC senior business correspondent Peter Ryan
Featured: Kerry McNamee, human resources professional; Mary Delahunty, CEO, Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia
Keywords: podcast, superannuation, gender pay gap, menopause
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By Peter RyanResearch by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) suggests the superannuation of one-in-seven Australian women is being eroded as they transition through menopause. The study warns that women who take time off, or even retire, as they go through menopause lose as much $60,000 from their retirement nest eggs.
Reporter: ABC senior business correspondent Peter Ryan
Featured: Kerry McNamee, human resources professional; Mary Delahunty, CEO, Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia
Keywords: podcast, superannuation, gender pay gap, menopause