DWP could ‘block’ WASPI compensation with verdict expected in days
Ros is quoted in the Birmingham Mail calling for a quick resolution so that the WASPI compensation issue does not keep dragging on. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted in the Birmingham Mail calling for a quick resolution so that the WASPI compensation issue does not keep dragging on. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted in Moneyweek, expressing the hope that the Parliamentary Ombudsman recommendations will be out soon and that this matter can be resolved without dragging on longer. ( link to pdf )
The Daily Telegraph reports on speculation that the Parliamentary Ombudsman will ask to Parliament to take responsibility for compensating women affected by maladministration of state pension age rises. Ros calls again for recognition of hardship as a possible way forward.
Yorkshire Post published a Comment article by Ros explaining how the extension of auto-enrolment legislation will improve pensions for young people and low earners, especially women.
Auto-enrolment Extension Bill to become law: Ros was quoted in Pensions Age covered the Extension of Auto-enrolment Bill which is becoming law, to help low earners and young workers build better pensions. ( link to pdf )
Ros was quoted in the Daily Express, lamenting the emerging scandal that thousands of women have been losing out in state pensions in a new discovery that they were not credited for time spent at home with kids. ( link to pdf )
Ros was quoted in ‘The Week’ calling for urgent action to help prevent women losing out so badly in pensions.
WOMEN AT GREATER RISK OF REITREMENT INSECURITY: Ros is quoted in Professional Pensions warning that women have been the poor relations in pensions for too long.
WOMEN FEAR INSUFFICIENT PENSION: Ros is quoted in Professional Pensions about the problems facing women who lack confidence in their retirement financial security.
WHEN WILL WOMEN GET FAIRER PENSION TREATMENT: Ros wrote a column for Money Marketing explaining that women need better pensions and too often lose out from policies that are stacked against them.