Ros comments on the ONS first national accounts estimates of future pension spending, showing £7trillion of liabilities for past pension promises, with far more still to accrue, and a high share going to public sector pension payments.
Ros explains why double dip recession could partly be explained by negative impacts of QE.
Press release analysing why QE could partly explain double dip recession.
Ros’ Blog on Telegraph website explaining the damage done to UK pensions by QE.
Ros wrote a column for the Daily Express commenting on rumours of plans to tax state pensions at source for some pensioners and suggesting that policymakers need to stop targeting pensioners.
Article published in Financial Times Financial Adviser magazine asking why damage of QE is being ignored.
Article published in the Daily Express explaining that middle income pensioners have been particularly hard hit by the Budget
Article published in the Daily Telegraph explaining why the Budget’s measures to abolish the age-related-allowance is so damaging for decent pensioners who worked and saved hard for their future
Ros wrote an op-ed for the Yorkshire Post commenting on the Budget and explaining that middle income pensioners will lose out, no help for savers and a disappointment for older people
Blog on Huffington Post highlighting Ros’ views on how the Budget has let down decent middle-income pensioners