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For International Women's Day 2016, The Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement, put together this infographic which examines retirement issues facing women age 40-59, commonly referred to as the 'sandwich generation' - caring for children and aging parents, while managing their careers and financial security.

For International Women's Day 2016, The Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement, put together this infographic which compares women's attitudes towards retirement around the world.

For International Women's Day 2016, The Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement, put together this infographic which compares how women around the world are saving for retirement.

The global 2015 Aegon Retirement Readiness Survey is one of the largest of its kind, covering 15 countries. In it's fourth year, it identifies a group of individuals who feel better prepared than others, and takes a closer look at who these people are and what they are doing to plan for retirement.

The 2014 Aegon Retirement Readiness Index (ARRI) shows women around the world are not as ready for retirement as they should be.

Women hold positive retirement aspirations such as spending more time with friends, traveling, pursuing new hobbies and volunteer work.

Few women are confident they will enjoy a comfortable retirement.

Aegon research shows that women expect their partner to be an important source of retirement income.

Aegon research shows that women lag behind men with regard to access to workplace retirement plans. The majority of women favor auto enrollment.

Aegon research shows that women expect some form of work after retirement, as they are enjoying work, can remain active, and for financial reasons.

Just 10% of women globally believe they are saving enough for their retirement. Should they be concerned?