Pensions Regulator eases pressure on UK employers
Ros comments on the latest Guidance issued by the UK Pensions Regulator, which suggests that employers should be given more leeway in the near term when dealing with their pension deficits.
Ros comments on the latest Guidance issued by the UK Pensions Regulator, which suggests that employers should be given more leeway in the near term when dealing with their pension deficits.
Ros comments on the latest Government statement that people living abroad will not be able to claim pension rights on their husband’s record in the UK. She points out that UK resident women have relied on their husband’s contributions and should not have their rights removed just to appease UKIP supporters.
Prudential highlights Ros’ concerns that Government needs to address the whole issue of pensioner support in a joined-up way, not by attacking bits of benefits piecemeal.
Ros wrote a Comment article for the Daily Express calling on the Government to end its attacks on pensioner benefits.
Ros wrote a comment article for the Yorkshire Post explaining that pensioners have worked hard and saved hard and should not be ashamed of receiving state pension entitlements.
Ros comments on the dangers for workers of the current regulatory gaps and calls for a better, simpler regulatory regime – just one for all pensions.
2013 – Ros’ views were highlighted on StockMArketWire, explaining how workers are not properly protected against unfair charges and poor regulation in auto-enrolment.
Ros wrote an Expert View column for the JC highlighting the urgency of employers starting to plan for pensions auto-enrolment.
Ros explains what we might expect from the White Paper announcing the flat-rate state pension reforms.
Ros was on BBC Breakfast TV explaining the state pension age changes (Ros starts from 1 min 20secs into this clip).