Express – public sector pensions must change
Article published in Daily Express commenting on Nick Clegg’s speech that public sector pensions are unfair and unaffordable. Here is a link to the article http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/181155.
Article published in Daily Express commenting on Nick Clegg’s speech that public sector pensions are unfair and unaffordable. Here is a link to the article http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/181155.
Letter published in Financial Times arguing that BP has been found guilty and sentenced without even a fair trial, and on that basis the banks should compensate the unemployed for their lost jobs resulting from the credit crisis recession.
Comment piece published in the Guardian outlining why Ros believes it is right to cut public spending immediately, rather than waiting. Here is a link to the article on Guardian website http://tinyurl.com/23wpp5o.
Article published in Daily Telegraph outlining Ros’ views on pensions policy changes required after the UK General Election.
Yorkshire Post article arguing for radical reform of the state pension system as a top priority for a new Government.
Ros wrote an article calling for a Resident’s Pension as the way forward for state pension reform. This was published in a new pamphlet on State Pension reform, organized by Baroness Hollis.
Letter published in Financial World magazine, explaining the dangers of distorting the gilts market with misguided QE policy.
Yorkshire Post comment article explaining why Ros believes that the new name for Personal Accounts – the NEST – does not make the policy any more suitable for those it is aimed at and warning of the dangers. Click here to read the article on the Yorkshire Post’s website.
Citywire blog warning of the dangers that NEST/Personal Account projections have not properly consider annuity risks. Falling annuity rates can undermine the value of the NEST for many workers. Click here to read the article on the Citywire website.
Ros wrote a comment article for the Sunday Telegraph reviewing the past decade of pensions policy.