New Statesman: Benefits of using ISAs
Ros wrote an article for the New Statesman Magazine explaining the benefits of using ISAs alongside pensions and why employers and employees might prefer a more flexible approach.
Why printing money is a disaster for older people
Ros wrote an article for the National Federation of Occupational Pensioners NFOP Magazine explaining how QE damages pensions and pensioners and is a disaster for older people.
FT Letter: Power of Pension Investments Can Stimulate the economy
Letter published in the Financial Times where Ros explains how using pension fund assets to stimulate economic activity is far better than cutting pensioner benefits or raising taxes.
The Times Letters: QE is undermining our pensions
Ros’ letter published in The Times explaining why the Bank of England’s policy is distorting the risk free asset as well as undermining the UK pension system.
QE is silently stealing older people's assets
Ros wrote a blog for the Daily Mail’s ‘RightMinds’ blog website, explaining in detail how QE is damaging our pension system and is not a sensible strategy for trying to boost growth.
Why QE is so bad for retirees
Ros explores how QE is impacting people recently or soon-to-be retired, making them permanently poorer and there is almost nothing they can do to protect themselves.
The Oldie – Annuities theft
Ros wrote an article for the Oldie Magazine explaining how QE is robbing pensioners of their future income by devaluing annuities.
Yorkshire Post: How we can use our pension funds to build a better future
Ros wrote an Op-ed piece for the Yorkshire Post explaining the benefits of using pension fund assets to invest in infrastructure projects to help boost growth and improve pension funding.
Outlook and policy challenges for 2012
Ros wrote an article for the Yorkshire Post outlining the challenges for policy on pensions and care – as well as employment – for Britains older citizens during 2012.
Wishes for 2012 – let's start solving the care crisis
Citywire asks Ros for predictions for 2012 and big policy challenges we face.