Britain’s pension system was once the envy of the world – now it can be again
Ros wrote a comment piece for inews about the Autumn Statement 2023, recommending greater use of pension assets to revive both pensions and the economy.
Ros wrote a comment piece for inews about the Autumn Statement 2023, recommending greater use of pension assets to revive both pensions and the economy.
Ros wrote a comment piece for inews about the Autumn Statement 2023, recommending greater use of pension assets to revive both pensions and the economy.
Ros wrote an Opinion Column for Money Marketing, explaining the damage that well-intentioned but flawed legislation has done to UK investment companies and calling for urgent FCA intervention. ( link to pdf )
Ros wrote a comment article published by the Telegraph, explaining the importance of protection the State Pension properly for the future.
Ros wrote for YahooFinance welcoming the Government’s proposals to ban cold calling for all financial products – at last! She would like further measures to protect consumers too, including joined-up anti-fraud regulations and strong public information campaigns to warn people what to look for. ( link to pdf )
Ros wrote a comment article calling for a long overdue ban on all financial products and further measures to protect the public.
Ros wrote a column for inews, explaining why the State Pension triple lock has outlived its usefulness and increasing state pension age to save costs is the wrong priority. ( link to pdf )
Ros wrote a column for the Daily Mail’s ‘ThisIsMoney’ website, explaining why the pension freedoms have been a lifeline for many who would otherwise have locked into poor value annuities but the industry also needs to rethink its products. ( link to pdf )
WHEN WILL WOMEN GET FAIRER PENSION TREATMENT: Ros wrote a column for Money Marketing explaining that women need better pensions and too often lose out from policies that are stacked against them.
OLDER SAVERS LOSING OUT MOST: Ros wrote an Opinion Column for inews explaining why older savers, who are most loyal to the larger banks, are losing out most as interest rates rise. ( link to pdf )