The stark disparity was one described as both ""shocking but predictable" by one leading expert on the subject.

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(InvestigateTV) — A new Bankrate survey reveals a troubling disparity: fewer women than men are saving for retirement ... “That’s free money,” Gailey said.

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A homeless woman who earns a living by collecting and selling recyclables, has been saving small amounts of money for the past ten years.

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“And ultimately what shows up is that women are not saving for retirement at a higher rate than men are.” Insecurity around money and investing is a big reason for this wide gap. That can sometimes ...