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Category: Taxation

New report argues Dilnot care proposals are “fundamentally flawed”

Posted 3rd October 2012 & filed under Blog, Population, Taxation.

United for All Ages, a social enterprise which focuses on intergenerational practice, recently released a report which finds major flaws in the Dilnot proposals. David Kingman explains

US city of Stockton bankrupted by healthcare and pension costs

Posted 19th July 2012 & filed under Blog, Government Debt, Housing, Taxation.

David Kingman explains how overgenerous pension and healthcare commitments to former state workers have played a major role in pushing Stockton, California, over the precipice of bankruptcy

Who should pay for old age care? The horns of a dilemma

Posted 11th July 2012 & filed under Blog, Government Debt, Health, Population, Taxation.

Antony Mason looks at the intergenerational dilemma posed by the Dilnot Commission, and the new White Paper on social care

Cameron’s welfare reforms will hit the young hardest – while leaving pensioners’ benefits untouched

Posted 2nd July 2012 & filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Government Debt, Housing, Population, Taxation.

David Kingman explores the intergenerational injustice which is at the heart of the government’s proposed welfare reforms

New IF research demonstrates how intergenerational unfairness has grown over time

Posted 26th June 2012 & filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Environment, Government Debt, Health, Housing, Population, Taxation.

David Kingman reports on the launch of IF’s Intergenerational Fairness Index, which assesses how intergenerational unfairness has worsened in the UK during the last 20 years

The Winter Fuel Allowance: why young people should get hot under the collar

Posted 7th February 2012 & filed under Blog, Environment, Taxation.

David Kingman argues that the Winter Fuel Allowance is extremely inefficient – and unfair on the younger generation

The Default Retirement Age and Lump of Labour Fallacy

Posted 12th October 2011 & filed under Blog, Employment, Taxation.

Antony Mason tries to untangle the intergenerational outcome of the increasing number of retirement-age workers in the labour market

Sharing the cake – an intergenerational dilemma

Posted 1st October 2011 & filed under Blog, Environment, Government Debt, Taxation.

Angus Hanton shows how the cake analogy is a useful way of seeing the difficulties of apportioning the burden of intergenerational legacies, such as carbon emissions

Cashflow mentality exposes government short-termism

Posted 23rd August 2011 & filed under Blog, Education, Government Debt, Taxation.

Angus Hanton points to the negative intergenerational implications in four key areas of government policy

Private pensions and the hoarding of housing: A vicious circle

Posted 17th August 2011 & filed under Blog, Housing, Taxation.

David Kingman explores the interaction between poor returns on private pensions and intergenerational unfairness in the housing market

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