Professional Adviser reported Ros’ comments that the financial service regulator has not done enough to ensure financial advice is clear for customers and by allowing commission to be charged by anon-advice’ services it has put independent financial advisers at a disadvantage.
Stock Market Wire carried an article calling for incentives to encourage people to save for social care needs in later life, perhaps alongside or within pensions with specific tax breaks
Ros was interviewed for ‘New Retirement’ website about her role as champion for older workers and also her views on pension reform and rethinking retirement.
Ros wrote a column for the Yorkshire Post calling for new tax breaks to help people save for the looming costs of social care.
Ros gave an interview for Swiss Re’s conference on the next generation of insurance, calling for insurers to consider the benefits of selling to family units and engaging multiple generations together, rather than relying on intermediaries.
Ros gave a presentation at the Swiss Re Centre for Global Dialogue conference explaining how the next generation can be brought into insurance – using family as a unit of product development.
Ros wrote an article published in CityAM supporting calls for consideration of auto-enroling more low-paid workers, but perhaps ensuring they have more flexibility in their savings vehicles at work
Ros explains how tax relief works, comments on its unfairness but cautions against making changes without careful modelling
Ros’ views on why insurance companies have not always understood their customers’ needs were published in the Yorkshire Post
The Spectator carried a blog from Ros outlining ten ways in which the UK insurance industry has been at fault and how it can change to better meet the needs of its customers.