Abstract

In an ever-changing world, with decisions of an increasing economic focus, financial education and financial literacy are becoming increasingly important. This is especially the case concerning old-age provision and retirement planning. Women in particular are more affected by a low level of old-age provision and the lack of coverage through statutory and occupational pensions. So, additional insurances must be generated via the capital market. Endowment with financial literacy is therefore particularly important for this group. Nonetheless, it is shown, that women have less financial knowledge than men do. This article makes it clear that in addition to education and income, the labour market participation can be another explanation for this gender gap.

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