Why no-deal Brexit would betray democracy
Ros wrote a column for the Yorkshire Post explaining why Government pursuing a No Deal Brexit would be a betrayal of democracy.
Let’s make pensions digital
Ros wrote a comment piece for Money Marketing calling for the industry to ‘Make Pensions Digital’ – this can lower costs, and improve data accuracy, efficiency and security. ( link to pdf )
There ARE solutions to the dementia crisis — if only our feeble leaders had the gumption to grasp them
Alex Brummer quotes Ros’ ideas on dementia care in a comment article for Daily Mail – there are solutions, but Government must act quickly.
A monstrous tax on being ill is robbing hard-working families of their life savings. It shames us all
Ros wrote a Comment piece for the Daily Mail, calling for urgent reform of dementia care and highlighting the current unfairness of care costs amounting to a monstrous tax on those who get ill ‘in the wrong way’. ( link to pdf )
Care home group Four Seasons’ 16,000 elderly residents are thrown lifeline as buyers circle
Care homes need improved financial stability to look after elderly people securely – Daily Mail article on Four Seasons healthcare quotes Ros. ( link to pdf )
Can we ever make pensions sexy?
Ros wrote an article for Money Marketing Magazine calling on the pensions industry to ‘Make Pensions Sexy’ and explaining that most people need to pay for expert financial advice to make the most of their pensions. ( link to pdf )
Fix tax flaw depriving low earners of vital pension top-ups, new petition urges the Government
Ros is quoted in ThisIsMoney article on the ongoing injustice of the Net Pay pension schemes for low earners and highlights the petition. ( link to pdf )
Pension Credit changes mean pensioners will be incentivised to live alone
Ros explains why changes to Pension Credit qualifying conditions are problematic for pensioners in an article for inews. ( link to pdf )
Millions at risk of retiring on incomes below living wage
The Guardian newspaper reports on Ros’ views that it is not right to force employers to pay more pension contributions, it should be up to the industry to attract more money. ( link to pdf )
Pensions crisis: millions at risk of retiring into poverty on incomes below the living wage
Ros calls for the pensions industry to do more to engage customers and want to increase contributions, rather than calling on Government to force people to pay more in – her comments are reported in iNews.