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  • Altmann warns earlier State Pension age rise will hit many

    Government plans to bring forward the rise in State Pension age to 68 by seven years will hit the poorest and most vulnerable older citizens, former Pensions Minister Baroness Ros Altmann has warned.

  • Bill could allow govt to invest pensions in risky projects - Altmann warns

    The Pension Schemes Bill currently going through Parliament could allow ministers to force pension funds to invest in “high risk assets,” former Pensions Minister Baroness Ros Altmann has warned.

  • Govt rush on salary sacrifice cap risks damaging pension saving

    The Government’s plans to cap salary sacrifice pension contributions are being rushed and risk damaging UK pension saving, pension campaigner Baroness Ros Altmann has warned.

  • Ex-Pensions Minister attacks axing of 'lifesaver' for thousands

  • Ex-pensions minister Altmann backs pension ‘superfunds’

    Former pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann
  • Pensions need independent financial advice say ex-ministers

    Pensions debate at PFS Festival of Financial Planning
  • Baroness Altmann to deliver university speech on pensions future

    Baroness Ros Altmann
  • 10 pension predictions for 2019 from ex-Pensions Minister

    Baroness Ros Altmann
  • Altmann praises Govt for pension protection package

    Baroness Ros Altmann
  • 'Unjust' State Pension Age must be reviewed – Altmann

    Baroness Ros Altmann
  • Exclusive: Baroness Altmann on the Triple Lock revolt  

    Baroness Altmann
  • MPs block Lords' Triple Lock revolt

    The House of Commons has rejected a bid from the House of Lords to retain the State Pension Triple Lock next year

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