Ros welcomes indications in the Budget that National Savings and Investments will be allowed to reintroduce its very popular inflation-linked savings certificates – which were withdrawn from sale just as inflation started soaring.
Press Release discussing the Chancellor’s Budget proposals to end contracting out and simplify the pension system.
Article published in Sunday Post discussing the need for people to understand the costs and risks of pensions and public sector workers to appreciate the value of their pensions.
Article published in the Daily Express criticizing the latest EEU ruling banning gender discrimination in insurance products and warning that this will make annuity prices worse for most people in the UK. It seems to be political correctness gone mad.
Ros gave a video interview to FTfm’s Pauline Skypala reacting to the EU ruling on gender based pricing and other pension reform issues.
Ros prepared a briefing for members of the House of Lords outlining the unfairnesses of the current proposals to increase women’s state pension age from 2016, in clear contravention of the Coalition Agreement and this does not give the women time to prepare.
Press Release highlighting the passionate debate but lamenting the narrow defeat of amendments in the House of Lords that would have alleviated the plight of 500,000 women facing increases in state pension age of more than one year.
Ros explains why we need radical state pension overhaul to provide a decent state pension at least £140 a week for all, to revitalise private pensions, end mass means testing and be fair to women at last.
Ros blog on Telegraph website explaining the unfairness of Government proposals to raise women’s state pension age and calling for a rethink.
Ros welcomes the new independent inquiry into Pension and Savings reform. Pensions need an image makeover.