Mel Stride’s tax rebate for the young is a wealth transfer to pensioners
The shadow chancellor’s Britain would be a pension pot with a state attached
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Would national service for retirees solve generational inequality?
It’s been suggested in Germany that the demographic challenges should fall on all, not just the young
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Let the non-doms leave
Britain is better off without the do-nothing rich.
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Who’s afraid of Gary Stevenson?
The left has finally found an eloquent, honest and credible campaigner against inequality – we should champion him.
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Would a wealth tax work?
It wouldn’t be straightforward, but such a measure is possible.
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Why celebrity surrogacy announcements provoke such anger
Lily Collins has become a lightning rod for outrage and dismay in the fraught territory of fertility.
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Britain’s wealthiest must improve their philanthropic record
The top 10 per cent of earners donate half as much, as a share of their income, as the poorest…
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Abolishing non-dom status should just be the beginning
It’s not true that there’s no money left. Politicians are simply refusing to tax extreme wealth properly.
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Rishi Sunak is not serious
Cutting inheritance tax is a sure way to perpetuate wealth inequality and hinder economic growth.
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The election will be a fight between work and wealth
A significant chunk of the country is insulated from the pain of rate hikes: those who own property outright.
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Tax wealth and reward work
We must end the absurdity of nurses and teachers paying more of their income in tax than hedge fund traders.
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Why are Brits on £180k so sad?
A new study of the wealthy reveals they feel just as precarious as the rest of us.
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How Deep England fell out of love with Boris Johnson
The disgraced former prime minister is not welcome among his new neighbours in rural Oxfordshire.
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How Succession made fools of us all
The brutal drama told us who the ultra-rich were again and again. We chose not to listen.
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Our new financial masters
How asset managers work in the shadows – and shape all of our lives.
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“The people who have the power lack diversity”
We need a wider cohort of policymakers to make society fairer, says Felicia Odamtten, founder of the Black Economists Network.
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Elon Musk was never really the world’s richest man
The perverse maths of wealth meant the Tesla owner lost billions by selling shares that made up his net worth.
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Sixty per cent of Brits earning £80,000-£100,000 say they’re “about average”
Highly paid people tend to see themselves as “normal” on the income scale – and “worse off” than their social…
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We deserve better than the Metaverse
Our culture is increasingly consumed by the whims of tech billionaires funnelling absurd amounts of cash into projects no one…
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Sasha Swire’s Diary: Rishi Rich in No 10, lords-in-waiting, and a case of the green-eyed monster
It’s easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than to get a seat in the…
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