Intergenerational Foundation is a research charity fighting for a fairer deal for younger and future generations across all areas of policy.

Intergenerational Foundation is an independent charity promoting intergenerational fairness, working for the interests of younger and future generations.

The photocard allows people aged 60 and over who live in London to travel on TfL services for free.

Is Britain “beyond repair”? Intergenerational Foundation researcher, Toby Whelton, questions whether this is truly the case for young people.

Editorial: IHT is unpopular, but voters can be persuaded if the argument is about levelling life chances for young people

A nationwide volunteering programme designed to boost the economy could help mend a splintered society

Why boomers struggle to make sense of the millennial world.

Generation Squeeze's Hard Truths podcast explores why our generational system is broken and how we can make Canada work fairly for all generations.

The monthly cost of renting rose just as fast as mortgage increases over the last three years, figures show.

An article that argues that a low-growth economy in Britain is the inevitable result of a gerontocratic society.

An authoritative new report from Dr David Klemperer advocates for the introduction of compulsory voting at UK general elections.

Research reports from the Intergenerational Foundation, on a range of intergenerational fairness topics.

An article on the Spending Review by the Intergenerational Foundation which exists to protect the rights of younger and future generations.

Welcome to the real Nanny State

My parents started out with nothing, not a penny from their families. My mum was a dinner lady, Dad was a secondary school teacher. They paid off the...