Response to Call for Evidence on Nest Restrictions
Ros submitted evidence to the DWP on removing the restrictions on NEST, calling for the restrictions to be lifted as soon as possible to allow NEST to compete better with the rest of the marketplace
White Paper state pension reform much less generous than Green Paper
Ros explains that the latest pr
Why State Pension reform is welcome
CityAM published Ros’ views on why the latest state pension reform proposals are broadly welcome
There is no Magic Money Tree for pensions
Article published in the The Times newspaper where Ros explains why people need to get real about pension thinking and recognise the reality that as life expectancy has increased, pensions will not appear by magic. The state can pay a minimum and the rest is up to you.
FT Financial Adviser Q&A with Ros A.
Ros was interviewed by FT publications Financial ADviser Magazine and asked about her views on all aspects of pensions policy.
New Statesman – Autumn Statement wish list
The New Statesman published Ros’ wish list for the Autumn Statement policy changes
Response to ONS consultation on improving rpi
Ros’ response to ONS consultation on changes to the retail prices inflation index, to bring it into line with lower cpi.
Why we must help savers
Ros calls on the Chancellor to free up the investment restrictions on ISAs, to allow savers to hold all their allowance in cash.
Pensioners using income drawdown should be trusted with their own money
Ros wrote an article for the Mail on Sunday warning that the new rules for Income Drawdown have resulted in another pension scandal, with pensioners being deprived of their own money just because annuity rates – which they never wanted to be involved in – have fallen.
State Pension reform will have to retain the contributory principle
Ros wrote a blog for Citywire explaining that Steve Webb’s pre-Coalition plans for a citizen’s pensions have now been amended to retain the contributory principle for state pension reform which retains National Insurance.