Ex Pensions Minister Ros Altmann speak in support of WASPI
The WASPI campaign highlights Ros’ support for over 60s women.
DB schemes could be ‘doomed to failure’ by new funding code
Ros recorded a podcast for PensionsExpert magazine talking about funding problems for DB schemes if the proposed new ‘low risk’ funding code is adopted – plus other topical issues.
Any Questions?
Ros was a panellist on BBC Radio 4 ‘Any Questions’ programme on Friday 17 July 2020. You can listen to the show here.
People Management’s D&I Power List 2020
Ros was honoured to be in the Inaugural People Management magazine Diversity and Inclusion Power List.
Mind the Gender Gap – Women and Money
Ros appears briefly in a film by Ipsos exploring the issues behind the gender pensions gap – women have much less pension than men both state and private pensions – it often seems pension rules are made by men, for men, with women as an afterthought!
Defined Benefit Pensions in the current climate; with Baroness Ros Altmann
You can listen to this podcast which Ros did for Huntswood Group, looking at the impact of Covid19 on pensions, DB transfers, regulatory changes and future landscape.
As friends of Israel – we should not offer succour to its enemies
Ros wrote a blog for the Jewish News and recorded a video to support the position of the Board of Deputies of British Jews which has maintained a ‘no comment’ position on Israeli Government decisions about Judea and Samaria. ( link to pdf )
Peer: Continued lockdown for elderly ‘patronising and insulting’
Ros was interviewed by Julia Hartley-Brewer on TalkRadio explaining why continuing to lockdown older people would be insulting and patronising to them, they can make their own decisions about risks. ( link to pdf )
Lords Diary: Ros Altmann
Ros wrote the weekly diary column for Parliament’s ‘The House’ Magazine, talking about the first virtual Parliament and corona virus implications for policy on older people and Brexit. ( link to pdf )
Banging the drum for pensions at a time of crisis
Ros did a podcast for Money Marketing magazine, outlining why pensions are still a brilliant investment even after the current crisis and calling for better recognition of their benefits.