Guardian blog – public sector pensions will change
Guardian comment where Ros discusses the problems of public sector pensions and that change is inevitable.
Guardian comment where Ros discusses the problems of public sector pensions and that change is inevitable.
Op-ed published in Yorkshire Post explaining why existing pension reform is inadequate and only radical rethinking will work.
Ros was asked to write a Guest Blog for the Age Employment Network website giving her views on radical pension reform and the benefits of longer working lives. Click here to read the article on the TAEN website.
Lord Turner gave an interview to the BBC explaining that he wished he had been more radical and called for a resident’s pension and a faster rise in the state pension age. These are measures which Ros has been calling for since 2002 and radical reform is long overdue.
Editorial article written for Yorkshire Post, outlining the new views of Lord Turner and ruing the wasted opportunity of the Pensions Commission reforms, with Ros calling for more radical rethinking of both pensions and retirement.
Ros gave a speech at London School of Economics Pensions Programme seminar on the benefits of public sector pensions and the growing divide between public and private sector pension arrangements. These are the slides she presented.
Article published in the Daily Express explaining that transparency on the costs of MPs pensions and all other public sector pension schemes is even more important than the exposure of MPs expense claims.
Comment article published in Scotland’s Sunday Post newspaper, outlining the problems facing individuals in planning for their retirement as employers pull out of final salary pension provision.
Blog written for Citiwire website explaining that those saving in a pension fund need to know the difference between a pension fund and a pension!
Press Release announcing the publication of Ros’ independent report examining the issues facing ordinary people trying to plan their retirement. Ros explains the huge risks and uncertainties they face and how the credit crisis has worsened the pension outcomes for millions of pensioners.