The Intergenerational Foundation (IF) has been established to research fairness between the generations. IF believes that, whilst increasing longevity is welcome, government policy must be fair to all generations – whether old, young or those to come.

News

• Autumn Statement 2013 – IF Response
• Why Buy-to-Let Equals Big Tax Let Off – Taxpayers Fund £5 billion Annual Tax Write-Offs
• IF Launches the UK’s first Regional Intergenerational Fairness Index – geography matters
• Has Britain Robbed Its Children? Winners of the IF A Level Essay Competition announced
• Young People’s Prospects Worsened in Past Year: 2013 UK Intergenerational Fairness Index Launched
• IF Budget 2013 Response: Osborne short-changes future generations
• Young, Gifted and Broke? Now Closed, Winners Announced and Films Aired – Congrats to All!
• The call for papers for the Demography Prize 2012/13 has been announced, with a prize fund of €10,000 for winning essayists. Topic: “Youth Quotas”
• IF website achieves 1 million hits in first year! Thank you for helping us become a national and international leader in intergenerational debate
• Kotlikoff’s latest Book: The Clash of  Generations tells americans how they can save themselves, their economy and their future
• John Kay explains why it’s important for older generations to get intergenerational equity here
• Intergenerational Justice Review 2012, issue 1, is out now, co-edited by IF
• Report launched May 2012 – False Accounting? Why Higher Education Reforms Don’t Add up with a Foreword by Liam Burns, NUS President
• Are Government Pensions Unfair to Younger Generations?  with a Foreword by Ed Howker
• The Rise of Gerontocracy? Read our report by Dr Craig Berry on the Democratic Deficit
• Buy your copy of IF co-sponsored Regeneration, comprising essays by  young British writers on intergenerational justice
• PFI and Intergenerational Equity with a Foreword by Margaret Hodge
• IF is contributing to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Intergenerational Futures