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The Intergenerational Foundation is the UK’s leading authority on intergenerational fairness. We produce research that challenges the status quo, shapes public debate, and drives policy change.
Blog
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Gerontocracy in America
Read more: Gerontocracy in AmericaSamuel Moyn’s “Gerontocracy in America” argues that the US has become dominated by older generations. IF intern Anton Kui assesses how relevant the American example is for the UK.
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Is devolution more democratic for young people?
Read more: Is devolution more democratic for young people?New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has presented his devolution agenda as a response to Westminster’s failure to listen to “normal people”. IF Senior Researcher Toby Whelton asks whether it will give young people a fairer hearing.
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What did Starmer do for young people?
Read more: What did Starmer do for young people?As Keir Starmer leaves Downing Street, IF Intern Anton Kui looks back at two years of Labour under Keir Starmer through the lens of intergenerational fairness.
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In the Media
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The Times: The surprising home of Europe’s richest pensioners
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The Times: Scrapping triple lock could save £19 billion a year
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The Independent: Two-thirds of young people expect to be worse off than parents, survey finds
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The Telegraph: The £4,000 blow to workers from Britain’s rising state pension age
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Research
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Repayment Repression: The shift from public investment to private burden in higher education funding
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Treasury Committee’s Call for Evidence into student loans and taxation of graduates – Intergenerational Foundation’s response
Read more: Treasury Committee’s Call for Evidence into student loans and taxation of graduates – Intergenerational Foundation’s response
Podcast
Short Changed is our new podcast series, bringing together some of the UK’s leading experts to discuss the issues that matter most to younger and future generations. This series builds on our previous podcast, WhatIF?, which put young people’s voices at the centre of the policy debate.