The Pension Advisory each year gauge the changing relationship between women and pensions. This year’s survey is released today.
Today is the day when women take the agenda back from men on pensions.
Black: It is important to try and explain why women are in the position they are.
— Josephine Cumbo (@JosephineCumbo) January 7, 2016
I’m not sure that public pension bodies – which have been male dominated for as long as I can remember, has ever had such strong representation from women
Ros Altmann – The Pension Minister 
Harriet Baldwin- Chief Economic Secretary – Treasury 
Charlotte Clarke- Head of Pension Strategy- DWP
Michelle Cracknell – CEO of TPAS 
Helen Dean – CEO of NEST
Carolyn Rookes- MAS 
And how could we forget the Pension Regulator’s Lesley Titcomb 
I’ll add more as they come to mind- but you get my point. And no- John Ralfe- I’m not sucking up the DWP – it’s just
Add to that 100,000 women who have decided to get stuck in through the WASPI petition and we men are- for the first time I can remember – on the back foot!
Black says women are being "shafted and short-changed because of when they were born. "That is not my definition of equality" she says.
— Josephine Cumbo (@JosephineCumbo) January 7, 2016
I have no problem with this. And I was really pleased when an email arrived yesterday from TPAS asking me to promote their survey on Women and Pensions.
So with brilliant timing- here it is! www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WandP2015
Take part in TPAS’ latest Women and Pensions 2016 survey, looking at women’s views on pension saving and what influences their retirement decisions. Although the survey is targeted at women, all genders are welcome to take part and answer questions wherever possible. It should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete.
Here it is again!