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Category: Intergenerational Justice

Cridland Review: Millennials are likely to be in their 70s before they get a state pension

Posted 28th March 2017 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at what the recommendations in the final report of the Cridland Review could mean for younger workers

New data highlight continued growth of zero-hours contracts in the UK

Posted 24th March 2017 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Intergenerational Justice, Young people.

David Kingman looks at the latest statistics on the growing use of zero-hours contracts

Government launches green paper on DB pensions

Posted 1st March 2017 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at the big announcements in the government’s new green paper on private sector defined benefit pensions

Ancient Sparta – a perfect gerontocracy?

Posted 5th February 2017 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman explains how politics worked in the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta, which could be considered the most fully-realised form of gerontocracy that any state has ever implemented

Parents Against Student Debt

Posted 1st February 2017 & a filed under Blog, Higher Education, Intergenerational Justice, Student Loans, Young people.

IF supporter and recent graduate Jessica Jones shows the necessity of the “Parents Against Student Debt” campaign, suggesting what parents can do to respond to the poor deal that students face – and explaining the unfairness for the benefit of parents who may be unaware of the situation

Young workers need to save huge amounts to fund retirement, argues new research

Posted 29th January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at some new research which underlines the scale of the savings challenge facing young workers on both sides of the Atlantic

“Out, But Not Forgotten”

Posted 25th January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Brexit, Higher Education, Housing, Intergenerational Justice.

Elspeth Hoskins, from new campaign group Undivided, explains why it’s crucial that the voice of young people is heard in Brexit negotiations

Intergenerational fairness in the Netherlands: the pension situation

Posted 25th January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

The pension system in the Netherlands is often cited as one of the best in the world. This is no longer the case, and that has serious intergenerational implications, according to the Dutch pensions campaigner and author Martin Pikaart

New ONS data on incomes reveal a fascinating pattern about intergenerational inequality

Posted 24th January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman explains why the latest ONS data on household incomes supports the argument that inequality between the generations has become one of Britain’s biggest challenges

New research shows how family inheritances deepen intergenerational inequality

Posted 13th January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman reports on the findings of a recent piece of research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies that looks at family inheritances

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