State Pension timebomb
Scottish Daily Record reports Ros’ thoughts on the State Pension timebomb
Scottish Daily Record reports Ros’ thoughts on the State Pension timebomb
Daily Mirror article and Comment piece about Government Actuary’s warning of aging population requiring rise in taxes to fund National Insurance State Pension
Daily Mirror article and Comment piece about Government Actuary’s warning of aging population requiring rise in taxes to fund National Insurance State Pension
Ros wrote an article published in the Yorkshire Post explain why it’s so important to ban cold calling urgently
Golden opportunity to address the social care crisis must not be missed. Integration of healthcare and social care can improve the quality of both. Meaningful reform must end artificial and unfair division between dementia and cancer. As the population ages, the country’s care system simply isn’t fit for purpose: Social care available from local authorities is not providing good care for today’s elderly people (a cohort which is currently very small yet is causing such mayhem), and that lack of
Toys’R’Us pension woes highlight risks in employer pension promises. Most private companies cannot shoulder open-ended multi-decade liabilities. In coming years, more employers will look to offload their pension schemes – or be bankrupted by them. Toys’R’Us is the latest casualty in the UK defined benefit pension crisis, highlighting yet again that private sector employer pension promises cannot always be relied upon. The Government recently concluded that most employers can afford their pension deficits, but I believe this is too complacent.
Ros is quoted in an article in The Irish Times –stressing the importance of knowing the difference between financial ‘guidance’ and ‘advice’
Ros wrote her Money Marketing column on the need to make free guidance the automatic first step before people take money out of their pensions
My blog about PPF and Toys’R’Us deal getting £9.8m into the pension fund and sending signal to other employers that PPF is not a soft touch
Ros’ blog discussing how Toys’R’Us problems indicate there is no room for complacency in DB schemes