Decade Of Austerity Shortens Life For UK’s Poorest
Life expectancy in Britain over the past decade has dropped back for the first time in a century. A detailed survey highlights some ‘shocking’ health
Government, Health, UK, Women
Insolvency Nearly Doubles In A Decade For Women Over 65
The number of women aged 65 and over falling into bad debt has almost doubled in the past 10 years. In 2018, 2,082 women were
WASPI Pension Fight Rallies Support From MPs
Cross-party support is growing for women campaigning against changes to state pension age that have left them facing financial hardship in retirement. Women Against State
Gender Gap Won’t Close For Another 70 Years
After decades of striving for equal rights, women will still have to endure almost a century as second best. The World Economic Forum had previously
Economy, Health, Lifestyle, New Zealand, Norway, Wealth, Women
New Saudi Laws For Marrying
Expats have to pass some astonishing strict new tests if they want to marry in Saudi Arabia. In a country with a notorious regime that
Women Still Lag Men In Equality At Work
Years of campaigning for equal rights in the workplace have done little to close the pay gap for women, according to new figures. In the
80 Billionaires Richer Than 50% Of The Rest Of Us
Global wealth is gravitating into the hands of the rich elite at an alarming rate that will soon mean 1% of the population will control
Expat Dreams Of Paradise Turn To A Living Nightmare
The dream of retiring overseas to a life of sun and relaxation is the lure for many expats. Unfortunately, the grass is not always greener