Debt warning as banks target the gig economy
Ros is quoted in the UK Mail on Sunday warning about the excessive growth in debt especially in the gig economy. ( link to pdf )
“Buy now, pay later” deals could usher in new credit crisis
The Retail Gazette magazine reports on Ros’ warnings that buy now pay later deals could usher in a new credit crisis. ( link to pdf )
UK may be recreating conditions that led to financial crash
The Yorkshire Post newspaper reports on Ros’ warnings that the UK may be recreating the conditions that led to the financial crash. ( link to pdf )
It’s been dubbed a legal loan shark by MPs
Ros is quoted in a ThisIsMoney article expressing concern about the rise in bad debts and people feeling pressured into guaranteeing loans for friends and family. ( link to pdf )
Drowning in debt: Britons are groaning under the weight of credit
Ros is quoted in the UK Daily Mail warning about the excessive growth in credit. ( link to pdf )
OAPs are getting the worst-ever returns from their pension
Annuity Rates hit record lows as pension savers face problems with low interest rate policies. ( link to pdf )
Caught in the SAVINGS WEB: There are nearly 2,000 accounts available yet only a handful beat inflation… and they want your cash for five years
Ros wrote a comment piece for the UK Daily Mail lamenting banks treating loyal savers as cash cows and calling on Regulators to investigate whether savers are being short-changed. ( link to pdf )
Over 55s are getting into more debt – this excessive borrowing needs to be tackled quickly
Ros wrote a Comment article for inews, calling for the rising debt levels among pre-retirees to be recognised and addressed. ( link to pdf )
Winners, losers and unintended consequences from QE experiment
Ros’ views on QE’s winners, losers and unintended consequences are explained in Money Observer magazine. ( link to pdf )
Absolute Return June 2019 Letter: The Cost Of Rising Populism
Ros’ views on the dangers of populism, QE and Brexit upheavals are highlighted in this interest piece in the Absolute Return Partners Newsletter – parallels with the past in gaps between rich and poor?