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Ten years on, has Brexit delivered for young people?
Read more: Ten years on, has Brexit delivered for young people?A decade after the Brexit Referendum, young people are still waiting on the benefits they were promised. In this blog, IF Intern, Maddy Spitzer, asks whether new reforms are finally good news.
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Who will pay for Burnham’s Britain?
Read more: Who will pay for Burnham’s Britain?Andy Burnham is set to become the new Prime Minister in a matter of weeks. IF Intern, Anton Kui, looks at what this may mean for intergenerational fairness in the UK.
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Financial insecurity and intergenerational fairness
Read more: Financial insecurity and intergenerational fairnessEarlier this month, IF Senior Researcher Conor Nakkan delivered the keynote speech at the 2026 CHASM conference. The speech explored how financial insecurity takes different forms across generations, and what this means for intergenerational fairness. The full text of the speech is reproduced below.
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In the Media
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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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FT: The Lifetime Isa is squashing the hopes of first-home buyers
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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.