Ros is quoted by the Daily Mail calling for savers to be offered attractive bonds to help fund the British recovery and reward savings to help financial resilience and economic recovery. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted in the Daily Mail welcoming NS&I’s decision to delay its decision to stop sending Premium Bond prizes by cheque and forcing people to do this digitally. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted in the Daily Mail lamenting the decision by NS&I to scrap cheque prizes for elderly Premium Bond savers and force them online. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted by This is Money website talking about the problems facing elderly savers who are facing chaos when trying to contact NS&I and are expected to go online, even if they can’t. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted in the Daily Mail lamenting withdrawal of proposed minimum saving rates, as this will be a blow to loyal savers. We need a good savings culture but currently people don’t want savers’ money. ( link to pdf )
Ros wrote a column for Money Marketing about the need to encourage savers and ensure they are not left high and dry – perhaps with the launch of corona bonds through National Savings? ( link to pdf )
The Mail on Sunday calls on the Government to ensure savers are looked after and encouraged by measures to recover from the economic downturn created by coronavirus, quoting Ros praising the value of savings. ( link to pdf )
Financial News website questions whether any lessons have been learned following the collapse of the Woodford Funds and Ros calls for better protection for consumers
ThisisMoney explains the risks of equity release loans and Ros warns that people need advice before taking out this kind of borrowing ( link to pdf )
The Daily Mail highlights Ros’ research showing that the average family owes almost £12,800 in debt, not counting their mortgage. This poses economic dangers that seem to be being ignored/ ( link to pdf )