Cutting winter fuel payments worse than ditching triple lock says ex-pensions minister
In iNews Ros states that cutting the Winter Fuel Payment is worse than ditching the pension Triple Lock. ( link to pdf )
Reeves will regret her winter fuel payment raid on pensioners, says JEFF PRESTRIDGE
In an article in This is Money by Jeff Prestridge, he suggests that Pensioners should be represented inside government and Ros would be a brilliant voice. ( link to pdf )
Keir Starmer axing winter fuel allowance is so cruel – I’d be better off dead
In the Daily Express, Ros mentions the cliff edge for those just above the means testing threshold. ( link to pdf )
Labour scrapping the winter fuel payment for ten million British pensioners is worse than ditching the state pension triple lock, former Tory minister warns
Ros warns in the Daily Mail against scrapping the pensioner Winter Fuel Payment. ( link to pdf )
1:05 / 4:33 Ros Altmann (Former Pensions Minister) On BBC Breakfast [30.07.2024]
Ros is interviewed on BBC Breakfast
SNP ‘can’t guarantee’ winter fuel payment as Reeves wields axe
Ros is quoted in the Daily Mail about her shock at the cancellation of Winter Fuel Payments, ( link to pdf )
Reeves defends move to restrict winter fuel payments
Ros told the BBC she was “shocked that the chancellor has chosen to take money away from some of the poorest people in this country.” ( link to pdf )
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In the Mail Online, Ros comments that the loss of 1p and 2p coins could lead to a rise in prices. ( link to pdf )
Ros Altmann: Labour must use the power of pensions to revive UK
Ros writes in Money Marketing that pension funds good help boost the economy, ( link to pdf )
How to protect your money if Labour mounts an inheritance tax raid on pensions: The expert guide on what to do now
Ros is quoted in the Daily Mail warning that imposing tax on inherited pensions would stop people keeping their pensions for their 80s and 90s and result in the money being withdrawn early, or not saved at all, for fear of losing the money on early death.