LGBT workers in the U.S. have made more progress in retirement readiness than in several other countries.
However, those who identify as female among the LGBT population trail with respect to retirement readiness, as do heterosexual women in the broader population. But compared to heterosexual women, LGBT women are even worse off.
Those are among the findings of the study LGBT: Retirement Preparations Amid Social Progress, a collaboration between the Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement and nonprofits Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies and Instituto de Longevidade Mongeral Aegon.
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