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36 Percent Less Pension: What Women Can Influence Themselves

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According to Destatis 2025, the Gender Pension Gap is about 36 percent. It is structural, but not unchangeable. What Verena, 38, made of it.

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36 Percent Less Pension: What Women Can Influence Themselves

According to Destatis 2025, the Gender Pension Gap is about 36 percent. It is structural, but not unchangeable. What Verena, 38, made of it.

·Munich, Germany
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The Pension Gap, Which Barely Falls Below 30%, Hinders Women's Retirement.

The gender pay gap that women face due to their disproportionate burden of caregiving within the family extends into retirement, with a pension gap of 29.4%, exacerbated by a system that rewards long, uninterrupted working lives. According to the latest Social Security pension figures, the average retirement pension was €1,267.48 for women, compared to €1,795.65 for men, a difference of 29.4%, or €528.17.

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EFEMINISTA broke the news on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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