What's happened to pensions lately?
Ros summarises some of the highlights of the recent proposals for pension reform.
Pensions Time Bomb – Detonate or Defuse
Ros gave the inaugural lecture for University of Westminster Business School outlining her views of the future of pensions and how to defuse the demographic time bomb.
Over 50s have lost confidence in pensions
Ros highlights Saga Survey evidence showing that one in five over 50s has debts or a mortgage and comments that one third are not saving in a pension.
Implications of new Government for pension reform
Ros gave a speech at Institute of Chartered Accountants for England and Wales Annual Pensions Conference outlining some of the implications for pensions reform of the new Government.
Future Direction of Pensions
Ros gave keynote speech at the Inside Government Forum outlining her views on the need for further pension reform and attention being paid to the looming crisis in care funding.
A flat rate pension for everyone – who would believe it?
Article published in Daily Express explaining why a flat rate pension of at least £140 a week would be brilliant news for future pensioners.
£140 a week pension for all new retirees
Ros comments on leaked proposals for all new pensioners to be paid at least ?140 a week state pension, thereby ending mass means testing of pensioners.
Express: Governments pretended for too long we can afford it
Article published in Daily Express explaining the Hutton Review’s interim conclusions about public sector pensions.
Guardian blog on Hutton Review
Ros wrote for the Guardian Comment about the possible reforms to public sector pensions.
Planning Retirement as longevity rises
Article in Money Observer outlining what is needed for proper radical pension reform and the urgent requirement to rethink both pensions and retirement.