Baroness Ros Altmann: Women assuming they would get pension at 60, ‘now have nothing to live on’
Ros interviewed on TalkRadio by Julia-Hartley-Brewer commenting on equalisation of women’s state pension age
Ros interviewed on TalkRadio by Julia-Hartley-Brewer commenting on equalisation of women’s state pension age
Listen to my interview from minute 14-to minute 24.
The Guardian writes about women’s state pension inequality and quotes Ros’ points about the ways in which women lose out in pensions. ( link to pdf )
Ten Ways in which women lose out in pensions – ThisIsMoney website quotes Ros on the equalisation of state pension age, but inequality of pensions. ( link to pdf )
Article in FTAdviser discussing the day State Pension age equalises but gender pension inequality remains. ( link to pdf )
Mothers seem to be penalised by RBS pension scheme for taking time off to have children – men with continuous service would not face same pension reductions. ( link to pdf )
Ros wrote a comment piece for the ‘i’ paper- As Pensions Minister I was order to ignore women facing hardship due to state pension change. ( link to pdf )
Ros is interviewed for the Independent as male colleagues refused to listen about injustice of women’s state pension age rise. ( link to pdf )
Daily Mirror explains that women are losing out on pensions, especially in divorce and Ros urges greater attention to pension implications of women ignoring pension sharing ( link to pdf )
Ros explains the results of a major new Survey and research report that highlight the woefully inadequate level of financial knowledge among the general public about pensions – with older women especially lacking an understanding of even the most basic terms