New Statesman – Budget forecast
Ros wrote for the New Statesman explaining what the Chancellor needs to do in his Budget
100 year gilts not attractive, but longevity gilts could be great
The Government’s suggestion of issuing 100 year gilts would not be attractive to pension funds, but would be great for taxpayers. However issuing longevity gilts would be far better
Latest unemployment figures bad news for older women
Ros explains that the latest unemployment figures show that older women have seen the largest rises in job losses, reaching a record high
QE isn't working
Article published in the Expert View column of the JC, ex;aining the pitfalls of QE and why it isn’t working, also suggesting that direct lending to small firms would be far more effective in stimulating the economy
Baby boomers need better savings policy
Blog highlighting Ros’ views on how QE has damaged the interests of older generations
Channel 4 debate – QE isn't working
Ros took part in a live debate with Ruth Lea on whether QE is working or whether it is doing more harm than good. See what you think.
It's time to consider savers again
Press release marking the third anniversary of the Bank of England’s record low 0.5% interest rates, calling for the suffering of savers to be addressed, perhaps with higher Cash ISA allowances to help older people receive more interest tax free
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.
YouTube video – QE has reduced pensions by 20%
Ros explains why QE has taken money from people’s pensions and given it to borrowers and banks, leaving pensioners poorer in retirement
QE takes more money from pensions than Maxwell did
Ros highlights that the Bank of England’s policy of Quantitative Easing has taken more money from more people’s pensions than Robert Maxwell ever did!