Nearly half of women fear lack of funds in retirement
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.
Nearly half of women fear lack of funds in retirement
WOMEN FEAR INSUFFICIENT PENSION: Ros is quoted in Professional Pensions about the problems facing women who lack confidence in their retirement financial security.
Ros Altmann: When will women get the backing they deserve on pensions?
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.
Interest rates rises will hit pensioners hardest – banks have a duty to act
OLDER SAVERS LOSING OUT MOST: Ros wrote an Opinion Column for inews explaining why older savers, who are most loyal to the larger banks, are losing out most as interest rates rise. ( link to pdf )
High street banks told to pass latest Bank of England interest rate rise on to savers
BANKS MUST PASS INTEREST RATE RISES TO SAVERS: Ros is quoted in MSN lamenting the fact that banks have failed to treat their savers fairly and have not passed on the benefits or higher interest rates properly. ( link to pdf )
New calls to keep State Pension age at 66 due to life expectancy in Scotland
STATE PENSION AGE RETHINK: Ros was quoted by the Daily Record following protests in Scotland against raising the State Pension Age, suggesting deteriorating life expectancy could justify a policy rethink. ( link to pdf )
UK pensions: how to make sure you get the best income in retirement
PENSIONS ARE USUALLY BEST WAY TO SAVE FOR RETIREMENT: Ros was quoted in the Guardian explaining why using pensions to save for retirement is better than most other savings products such as ISAs. ( link to pdf )
Altmann: ‘Older pensioners must not be abandoned’
Older Pensioners Must Not Be Abandoned: Ros wrote a column for FT Pension Expert magazine explaining the importance of ensuring the very low UK state pension is fully inflation–protected.
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Social Care Workforce Funding Halved: Ros wrote a comment article for Politics Home’s ‘House Magazine’ explaining why the cuts to funding for the social care workforce are so dangerous and proper reform is vital. ( link to pdf )
When will you get your state pension? Experts warn some workers may have to wait till they are 74… read our guide to find out how new report affects you
Of Course UK State Pensions Are Affordable: Ros is quoted by ThisIsMoney on the dangers of constantly raising state pension age and suggesting Baroness Neville-Rolfe’s recent review is right to suggest early access and reforming triple lock could be better alternatives. ( link to pdf )