This is the second annual update to the original edition of the Intergenerational Fairness Index, IF’s pioneering attempt to measure intergenerational unfairness in the UK. Further developing the measures established by the previous Editions, this piece of research found that the prospects of young people appear to be worsening across a range of key areas,… Read more »
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Higher Education: A Tale of Two Payslips
This report poses the provocative question: “Do we want our future economists, sociologists and historians to be those with the brightest minds and the best ideas or those whose parents have the biggest wallets?” The answer is surely the former rather than the latter, but this study makes it clear that postgraduate higher education in… Read more »
Barker Commission on the Future of Health and Social Care in England – Intergenerational Foundation Response
Barker Commission on the Future of Health and Social Care in England – Intergenerational Foundation Response
Review of Local Authority Role in Housing Supply – IF Response
Review of Local Authority Role in Housing Supply – IF Response
Reforms to the Judicial Pension Scheme – IF Response
Reforms to the Judicial Pension Scheme – IF Response
Technical Consultation on Planning – Intergenerational Foundation Response
Technical Consultation on Planning – Intergenerational Foundation Response
2014 – Improving fairness between the generations in the UK tax system
2014 – Improving fairness between the generations in the UK tax system
A New Fuel Poverty Strategy for England – Intergenerational Foundation Response
A New Fuel Poverty Strategy for England – Intergenerational Foundation Response
Lowering the Voting Age to 16 – IF Response
Lowering the Voting Age to 16 – IF Response
The £600 billion Question: How public sector pension liabilities are being undervalued at the expense of future generations
Britain is handing vast liabilities for public sector pensions over to future generations, warns this new report which has been written on IF’s behalf by the economist Neil Record. Many people are worried that Britain’s public finances are unsustainable. However, the situation is actually much worse than it appears because – in addition to its… Read more »