Ros spoke in the Second Reading of the Retained EU Law Bill
Ros spoke in the Second Reading of the Retained EU Law Bill, explaining the dangers of allowing Ministers to change laws without any Parliamentary checks or input.
Banks must ensure Britons in France aware of Brexit risks
Ros is quoted by Connexion calling on banks and the Government to inform expat customers what could happen to their pensions or insurance payments if there is no deal with the EU after Transition.
Expats hit by Brexit charges on pensions
Ros is quoted in The Times newspaper warning that expats may be charged to receive their pensions if they live in the EU and want the money sent to an EU bank account.
Ros Altmann: Trying to tackle Brexit and Covid-19 at once is simply reckless
Ros wrote a feature article for Financial News calling for a delay to the Brexit transition period to be announced immediately, as trying to tackle Brexit and Covid-19 at once is simply reckless. (Subscription needed to view.)
State pension increases to continue for expats in Europe after Brexit
Money Observer Magazine explains that expats Living in Europe before 2021 will have their State Pension uprating protected for life under the EU Withdrawal Agreement. ( link to pdf )
What will Brexit mean for your money? Key questions answered
The Guardian newspaper highlights changes that might happen to people’s money after Brexit and quotes Ros’ reassurance that current expats will not have State Pensions frozen but future is uncertain after 2020.
Threat of frozen state pensions lifted in boost for British expats in the EU – but you must have moved there by the end of 2020
ThisIsMoney website explains that the post-Brexit arrangements mean expat UK pensioners living in Europe before the end of 2020 will have their State Pensions uprated for life. ( link to pdf )
BARONESS ALTMANN: My party’s no deal disaster
Ros wrote an article for the New European which explains that No Deal Brexit would be a disaster for the Conservatives and the country and cannot be justified. ( link to pdf )
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.
The new Tory prime minister will have three options on Brexit – but only a Final Say referendum makes sense
Ros’ comment piece in the Independent newspaper says only giving people a Final Say in the Brexit decision offers a way out of this mess for the country and the Conservatives.