Daily Telegraph quotes Ros highlighting that public sector pensioners – who have both State and work pensions – have legally watertight inflation protection while pensioners relying only on State Pensions are left worrying year to year if their meagre income will be protected properly.
Ros is quoted in the Daily Mirror calling on the Government to reassure pensioners that they will be protected during the cost of living crisis with a full inflation uprating to State Pensions rather than continually backtracking on the promises.
Ros is quoted in the Daily Telegraph calling for State Pensions to be protected against inflation during the cost of living crisis – especially as public sector pensioners enjoy full cpi uprating which is paid on top of their State Pension.
FT Adviser quotes Ros calling for a guarantee to be reiterated that State Pensions will rise in line with inflation next year – pensioners must not be short-changed again.
FT Adviser quotes Ros calling for a guarantee to be reiterated that State Pensions will rise in line with inflation next year – pensioners must not be short-changed again.
Ros is quoted by PA talking about importance of uprating State Pensions by inflation and how the uncertainty is damaging pensioners’ mental health. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted by the Independent, calling on the Bank of England to delay its £80billion gilt sales programme until the markets calm down, warning that this could cause further market mayhem.
Financial News quotes Ros warning that the Bank of England may need to extend its emergency gilt market support beyond 14 October until economic stability can be restored and confidence rebuilt by the Chancellor.
Financial News quotes Ros warning that the Bank of England may need to extend its emergency gilt market support beyond 14 October until economic stability can be restored and confidence rebuilt by the Chancellor. ( link to pdf )
Ros wrote a column for MoneyMarketing explaining why people who put property into their SSAS or SIPP may have overpaid Stamp Duty on the transaction and can claim the money back – they need to seek specialist SDLT advice urgently. ( link to pdf )