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Capital for Life highlights the gender gap in UK life insurance, with Carlton Crabbe urging action as women remain less likely to hold coverage compared to men, leaving dependants financially vulnerable.

50% of UK Women Still Uninsured: The Gender Gap in Life Cover

September 15 2025

Despite juggling care roles and household duties, many UK women remain without life insurance, leaving dependants vulnerable. Recent research from Capital for Life and Post Office Life revealed that while 53% of adults say they have a life insurance policy, gender differences persist: 56% of men have coverage compared to 51% of women. That 5-point gap signals a deeper issue in financial protection.

Carlton Crabbe