Five Radical Ideas to Solve the Pensions Crisis
Moneywise Magazine article highlighting Ros’ ideas for solving the pensions crisis.
Government has let down Women
Article in FT Financial Adviser Magazine outlining why the Government needs to reconsider its plans to increase state pension age and find a fairer alternative that will give people more notice – and could also save more than the 30billion currently targetted.
State Pension reform – it must be option 2 – flat rate state pension
Ros calls for Government to implement Option 2 of its consultation proposals to reform state pensions – a flat-rate simple state pension paying £140 a week to all those with a full contribution record.
Could Government face legal challenge to its pension age plans?
Press Release ahead of Pensions Bill Second Reading calling on the Government to amend its timetable for state pension age increases and warning of possible legal challenges by women affected.
Briefing for MPs on proposed state pension age rises
Parliamentary briefing prepared for MPs explaining the unfairness of planned state pension age rises and outlining fairer and better alternatives.
Hope for a rethink on pension age changes
Ros wrote a blog for the Saga website explaining why thousands of women in their late fifties are hoping the Government will rethink its plans for sudden pension age rises.
Will Government have change of heart over state pension plans?
Ros’ Saga website blog suggesting that the Government may finally be showing signs of some change of heart over its pension age plans.
We must rethink the retirement lottery
Article published in Yorkshire Post calling for new thinking on pensions and outlining Ros’ idea to consider introducing a monthly 1m lottery prize for people saving in a pension scheme – to attract younger savers.
Give pensions a new name – and a lottery
Ros’ ideas for £1m lottery prizes to entice people to save in a pension are highlighted in the Yorkshire Post.
Press Release welcoming return of inflation linked bonds
Press Release welcoming the reintroduction of National Savings & Investments’ 5-year inflation linked bonds, at last offering savers a safe way of protecting at least some of their savings against inflation.