Ruth Curtice and Parth Pandya consider the uncountable savings from the PM’s new policy

The State Pension triple lock has delivered real gains for pensioners since its introduction in 2012. But the case for boosting pensioner incomes over and above others has now run out, while the case ...

(a tiresome thing from the internet this weekend, and some new stories)

The baby boom should not be a bust for future generations

Time spent alone has risen up the public and political agenda, reflected in debates about the ‘relationship recession’, social media use and more working from home. [1]  But these underlying societal ...

Parth Pandya and Lalitha Try

The Resolution Foundation is seeking a new Director, to work closely with the Chief Executive to develop and deliver the overall strategy of the organisation; to drive the next phase of the Foundation...

Morning all, I don’t know why major international football tournaments provoke upheaval on Downing Street, but there’s definitely a pattern emerging. So, we’ve got a special edition for you, laying…

Whether the issue is wealth, work, rising student debt or dwindling chances of home ownership, it’s been well documented that Millennials have faced a more challenging living standards path than many ...

Given Britain’s resurgent ‘NEET’ problem, a rise of living with parents, and intensified political debate on the prospects of young people, this briefing note provides an assessment of the living stan...

I'm not so convinced. An interesting new paper highlights the power and pitfalls of simple stories

Ruth Curtice takes a closer look at the 'defence versus welfare spending' debate, and explains why it's important we have a clear picture of how we spent the peace dividend while it was around.

The State Pension triple lock has delivered real gains for pensioners since its introduction in 2012. But the case for boosting pensioner incomes over and above others has now run out, while the case ...

How worried should people be about their pensions? Mike Brewer and Parth Pandya break down the key takeaways from the Pensions Commission’s interim report.

How worried should people be about their pensions? Mike Brewer and Parth Pandya break down the key takeaways from the Pensions Commission’s interim report.

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What do the next few years hold for the UK’s population? And what does that mean for the public finances?

Estimates of families (with and without children) and household types, including people living alone in the UK in 2025.

All developed countries are grappling with a falling birth rate, and the UK is no different. While the UK’s birth rate has often fluctuated, it has fallen sharply since 2012, and a rebound anytime soo...