This admission from a leading Labour politician is an astonishing breakthrough for the Intergenerational Foundation and its campaign for intergenerational fairness. Daniel Harrison, IF supporter, economist, and author of Intergenerational Theft explains the significance of this revelation.
Intergenerational Fairness Day 2024: Domestic intergenerational fairness wins and losses in Germany
16 November 2024 is International Intergenerational Fairness Day 2024 with international partners coming together to discuss progress. How has Germany done this year? Lena Winzer reports.
International Fairness Day 2024: Canada’s commitment to fairness for every generation is more than an empty slogan – but it’s not yet a reality
In the run-up to International Intergenerational Fairness Day on 16 November, we invite partners around the world to give their country’s progress. How has Canada performed? Andrea Long explains:
Intergenerational Fairness Day 2024: An intergenerational policy win in Australia
Thomas Walker, economist and CEO of Think Forward, explains the rejection of an income tax levy to fund aged care.
Welcome to Intergenerational Fairness Day 2024 and the view from the UK
It’s the world’s second international Intergenerational Fairness Day on the 16 November. Organisations from across the globe will come together to call on their respective governments to better consider the interests of younger and future generations as well as report on developments in their respective countries. IF Researcher, Toby Whelton, introduces the participating organisations and… Read more »
A mixed picture: Tax and intergenerational fairness in Budget 2024
Conor Nakkan, IF researcher, investigates the announcements and issues with the current tax system.
Did Budget 2024 help younger generations?
Intergenerational fairness in Budget 2024. Liz Emerson, IF Chief Executive, explains the wins and losses for younger generations.
The Children’s Wellbeing Bill: Is this a new era for educational equality and opportunity?
A Commitment to educational equality? Meera Saravanan, IF’s Royal Holloway student placement, investigates
Budget 2024: Pensions black hole?
Allan Martin, pensions actuary, explains the missing “black hole” in public sector pension promises that won’t be discussed this budget day.
What the UK can learn from proposed youth tax exemptions in Portugal
In Portugal’s upcoming budget, there is a proposal for tax exemptions exclusively for young people that have caught the eye of many. IF researcher, Toby Whelton, looks at how the UK could take inspiration from this policy.