Families must work out how to pay for care costs, say experts
Ros is quoted in the Daily Express about the need to radically reform social care and address the injustices of our system, especially the way it treats people with dementia.
How to dodge the care trap: It can cost families their homes and land loved ones with huge bills… So what can you do to prepare for late-life healthcare?
Ros is quoted in ThisIsMoney explaining the importance of saving for later life care, not just in pensions. ( link to pdf )
Altmann: Why we need a social care Isa
Ros recorded a podcast for Financial Adviser calling for a Social Care ISA to be introduced and explaining why it is much needed.
Human cost of social care scandal and reform inaction – Ros Altmann
Ros published a column in the Yorkshire Post, lamenting the lack of social care reform legislation and urging rapid radical changes. ( link to pdf )
PENSION HELP Thousands of over-80s wrongly missing out on £82 a week state pension – how to claim
The Sun newspaper highlights the problem of over 80s pensioners, the majority of whom are women, missing out on the minimum £82.45 a week state pension they are entitled to, regardless of their National Insurance contribution. ( link to pdf )
Weekend Essay: Is it too late to fix a broken pensions system?
Ros is quoted in Money Marketing essay calling on Government to fix the Net Pay injustice for low earners’ pensions and increase PensionWise take-up. ( link to pdf )
Savers could be nudged more strongly to take up pension guidance, says FCA
Ros is quoted in the Belfast Telegraph calling on pension providers to fully comply with FCA requests to ensure customers have a free PensionWise appointment before moving or withdrawing pension money. ( link to pdf )
Savers could be nudged more strongly to take up pension guidance, says FCA
Ros is quoted in the Belfast Telegraph calling on pension providers to fully comply with FCA requests to ensure customers have a free PensionWise appointment before moving or withdrawing pension money. ( link to pdf )
Working from home can turbocharge women’s pensions… but the bad news? It could also damage career prospects
Ros is quoted Daily Mail and This is Money explaining why working from home could have both positive and negative impacts on women – it can help boost their pensions by allowing them to work full-time rather than part-time but may damage promotion prospects. ( link to pdf )
Working from home can turbocharge women’s pensions… but the bad news? It could also damage career prospects
Ros is quoted Daily Mail and This is Money explaining why working from home could have both positive and negative impacts on women – it can help boost their pensions by allowing them to work full-time rather than part-time but may damage promotion prospects. ( link to pdf )