Sunday Post – Time to give savers a break in Budget 2014
The Sunday Post supported Ros’ views that the Chancellor needs to ensure the Budget works well for savers and improve the flexibility of ISAs and pensions.
Swiss Re Centre for Global Dialogue – Connection Generations – Modern pensions?
This is a video recording of Ros’ speech at the Swiss Re forum on ‘Connecting Generations’ discussing a pension system for the modern era.
Dr. Altmann's Pensions Clinic on Money Observer – are pensions too expensive?
Description: Ros is writing a regular fortnightly column on for Money Observer magazine and website. Her first column explodes the myth that all pensions are too expensive and also picks up on one of the worst examples of unhelpful pensions jargon.
Women have been second class citizens in pensions for years
Ros’ concerns about womens’ pensions were highlighted in the Yorkshire Evening Post
BBC Breakfast TV – Ros' advice on pension saving
Ros was on BBC Breakfast TV on 23 October explaining some of the important issues surrounding pension saving – including saving more and also considering working longer.
Why people should consider drawdown before buying an annuity
Ros wrote a Foreword for the ‘WhatInvestment Guide to Income Drawdown’, explaining the risks of annuity buying and why Income Drawdown should be considered by many
Employers should prepare early for auto enrolment challenges
Stock Market Wire highlighted Ros’ warnings that employers will need to prepare early for the challenges of auto-enrolment
Annuity angst and drawdown dilemmas – is more reform needed
Ros was interviewed on Citywire iplayer and explains (from 3 minutes in) how the annuity market is failing many customers
When's Nest best? Auto-enrolment advice under the microscope
Ros’ interview on Citywire highlighting that advisers have big role to play in helping employers set up auto-enrolment (from 3 minutes in)
Charge cap should fit NEST too
The FT’s Financial Adviser magazine highlighted Ros’ views that a charge cap on auto-enrolment schemes should apply to NEST as well, with its 1.8% initial charge being replaced by an annual charge