Ros spoke in the House of Lords in defence of a Peace Plan for Israel
Ros spoke in the House of Lords in defence of a Peace Plan for Israel and the right of the Jewish people to their own homeland.
Masterclass on Retirement Income
Ros chaired an AssetTV Masterclass on the Future of Retirement Income with experts from Aviva, Canada Life, Prudential and Standard Life – this is a recording of the session. (Subscription to LinkedIn needed to view.)
Desert Island Books
Ros gave an interview on the new Jewish News series ‘Desert Island Books’ which explains her life history in the context of favourite books. You can listen to the podcast from here.
‘Their house is on fire’: the pension crisis sweeping the world
The Financial Times quotes Ros in its analysis of problems for Defined Benefit pension schemes and impact of ultra-low interest rates on pensions.
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Ros did a Podcast for Women’s Parliamentary Radio explaining her thoughts on the High Court ruling against the 1950s women who claimed discrimination as their state pension age increased at such short notice.
Pensions: Are You Saving Enough? – Tonight
ITV Tonight programme – ‘Pensions: Are You Saving Enough’ featuring Ros helping people understand why they need to pay attention to pensions. ( link to pdf )
First Actuarial Conference 2019 – Interview with Ros Altmann
Ros explains some of the many campaign issues she has worked on over the past 20 years and how she got into pensions originally – her determination to try to improve pension policy for people.
It is so important to improve trust in pensions
Ros explains why it is so important to improve trust in pensions and part of that requires more transparency, so people will engage more and save for their future.
Brexit ‘like a pensions mis-selling scandal’, says Baroness Ros Altmann
Brexit was a great mis-selling scandal – Ros interviewed on TalkRadio trying to get a word in edgewise with Julia Hartley-Brewer. ( link to pdf )
Baroness Altmann: “17.4 million people didn’t vote for no deal. The risks were not made clear.”
Ros was interviewed by Julia Hartley-Brewer on Talk Radio and tried to help listeners understand the risks of a No Deal Brexit and that it would be like a mis-selling scandal, where the risks are not explained by the pension salesman and you only find out later that the risks existed. Julia just dismisses all the risks and says they won’t exist. ( link to pdf )