My six-point plan to use private and local authority pensions to build back Britain
Ros wrote an Opinion Column for the Yorkshire Post giving a six-point plan to use private pension assets to rebuild Britain and boost growth. ( link to pdf )
Almost all employees are oblivious to their pension’s carbon emissions
HR Director news quotes Ros calling for more pension funds to reveal the carbon footprint of their investments. ( link to pdf )
Fix Britain’s broken Isa system and make it simpler at the Budget, Rishi Sunak is urged by savings campaigners and experts
Ros is quoted by ThisIsMoney website calling for the ISA system to be simplified and reducing the numbers of ISAs on offer, so people can better understand what they should do with their savings. ( link to pdf )
‘National scandal’ as 99.5% of Brits remain oblivious to pensions’ CO2 emissions
Pension Age quotes Ros calling for pensions to be used to protect the planet and boost long-term sustainability. ( link to pdf )
Ros Altmann: Missing the point of the pension reforms
Ros wrote a comment for Money Marketing discussing the pension freedoms and suggesting that those suggesting they have not worked well may be missing some of the important realities. ( link to pdf )
RUTH SUNDERLAND: The gloriously British way we can ALL go to war against our vast debt of £2 TRILLION
Ros is quoted by the Daily Mail calling for savers to be offered attractive bonds to help fund the British recovery and reward savings to help financial resilience and economic recovery. ( link to pdf )
The taxman’s coming – so let’s use our allowances while we’ve got them
The Irish News quotes Ros talking about the benefits of using a pension – where else can you buy a £50 note for £20? ( link to pdf )
Savers need £500 to help with pensions
Ros is quoted in The Times newspaper calling for more people to take independent expert financial advice about their pensions and to use the £500 tax free advice allowance from their pensions to help them.
Altmann lambasts ‘shocking’ FCA findings
Financial Adviser magazine highlights Ros’ concerns that contingent charging advice fee models for DB scheme transfers could have caused serious harm to tens of thousands of customers. ( link to pdf )
UK ‘final salary’ pension reform watered down after backlash
Ros is quoted by the Financial Times welcoming the changes made by the House of Lords to the Pension Schemes Bill which should help to avert a doom loop that would have risked all remaining open DB schemes being closed.