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 welcomes the new independent inquiry into Pension and Savings reform. Pensions need an image makeover.
Ros was interviewed by Motley Fool’s excellent David Kuo on his Money Talk programme, discussing what has gone wrong with state pensions in the UK. Here is a transcript and you can click onto a podcast and listen to the interview from there.
Ros comments on latest ACA survey results confirming disillusionment with pensions and says pensions need an image makeover so people actually want to contribute.
Ros’ feature article for FT Financial Adviser outlining why the measures in the Pensions Bill are not enough to really properly reform pensions in the way we need.
Ros expresses concern that the promised Green Paper on radical state pension reform has not been released, we need the £140 a week pension.
Ros comments on Treasury consultation on early access to pensions. She believes allowing people to access their pensions would encourage more to contribute.
Ros gave a speech at a PwC forum on Rethinking Retirement in which she outlines her views for a whole new phase of life where people in their 60s and 70s keep working part-time.
Ros’ article published in the Yorkshire Post welcoming consultation on early access to pensions and calling for pensions to be re-designed, so saving can be ISAs or pensions.
Published in Financial World magazine, outlining the history of the pensions crisis and explaining some of the possible solutions.