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  • ROS ALTMANN

    Ros is a leading authority on later life issues, including pensions,
    social care and retirement policy. Numerous major awards have recognised
    her work to demystify finance and make pensions work better for people.
    She was the UK Pensions Minister from 2015 – 16 and is a member
    of the House of Lords where she sits as Baroness Altmann of Tottenham.

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    State pension: How much pensioners will get in April after Liz Truss confirms triple lock will stay in place

    State pension: How much pensioners will get in April after Liz Truss confirms triple lock will stay in place

    Ros is quoted in inews from her BBC Radio4 Today programme interview, explaining why it is impossible to justify not uprating state pensions in line with inflation during a cost of living crisis and urging the Government to end the on-off uncertainty worrying so many elderly people.

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    Energy price crisis is ‘Dunkirk’ emergency that needs ‘radical action’, ex-ministers say

    Energy price crisis is ‘Dunkirk’ emergency that needs ‘radical action’, ex-ministers say

    Ros and Frank Field’s Dunkirk Moment warning is quoted in the Independent with their call for the new PM to temporarily cap energy price rises at lower levels and radically reform the pricing mechanism for energy costs while also lowering inflation.

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    ‘This is a Dunkirk moment’: Freeze energy bills or cap rises at 5% this winter, BARONESS ALTMANN and LORD FIELD urge next Prime Minister

    ‘This is a Dunkirk moment’: Freeze energy bills or cap rises at 5% this winter, BARONESS ALTMANN and LORD FIELD urge next Prime Minister

    ThisIsMoney website published Ros and Frank Field’s article calling for a radical rethink of energy policy and privatisation, recommending a direct freeze on prices in order to also reduce overall inflation with many spin off benefits to the economy, households and small business.

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    Were you a stay at home mum in the 1980s or 90s? You could be owed £80,000 in unclaimed state pension payouts – here’s how to check

    Were you a stay at home mum in the 1980s or 90s? You could be owed £80,000 in unclaimed state pension payouts – here’s how to check

    Ros is quoted by ThisIsMoney lamenting the fact that it is so often women who fall through the cracks in pension policy and receive less state pension than they should, as well as being at risk of lower private pension. ( link to pdf )

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