Retirement planning differs for women largely because women, on average, live longer than men. That longer horizon means a larger retirement target, greater sensitivity to sequence-of-returns risk, and a higher priority on long-term care planning. Social Security claiming math often skews toward delaying benefits, and portfolios may need a longer-horizon growth allocation.
Combined with the career interruptions many women experience, catch-up contributions and mega-backdoor Roth strategies become especially valuable. A plan built around your actual lifespan and earnings history helps you retire with confidence.
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