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.
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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.
A mixed picture: Tax and intergenerational fairness in Budget 2024
Conor Nakkan, IF researcher, investigates the announcements and issues with the current tax system.
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 chance a youth development dividend?
Where is the meaningful investment in young human capital via a youth development dividend in the new government’s plans? asks Simon Edwards, IF supporter.
Means-testing winter fuel payments is intergenerationally fair
Means-testing winter fuel payments is fair on intergenerational fairness grounds. Liz Emerson, IF CEO, explains.
The number of children living in below minimum standard housing is an intergenerational unfairness
Recent weeks have seen much discussion on child poverty and the need to remove the two-child benefit cap. IF researcher, Toby Whelton, examines how the abysmal housing conditions of millions of children serves only to exacerbate this current crisis.
Intergenerational fairness and the King’s Speech
The King’s Speech sets the legislative agenda for the next parliament by laying out the vision of the new government. Does this legislation appear to be intergenerationally fair? IF researcher, Toby Whelton, investigates.
IF July newsletter – a new time for intergenerational fairness?
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