Blog
Anna Dixon
3 May 2017
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Our report with the Resolution Foundation finds that older people are experiencing similar hardships to younger working families.
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We've awarded a grant to Good Things Foundation for new research with people in later life around digital technology.
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Older people need to get into the digital world. Business needs us there, so does government, and health care too is moving on line.
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It's important to remember that raising the state pension age does not automatically lead to everyone affected working for longer.
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If we want to maintain good health, feel in control and improve the quality of those in later life, we need to live in a suitable home.
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Jenny cared for her father full time for 2 years and after his death was reliant on Jobseeker’s Allowance. At 60 years old she tried hard to get work.
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At a speech today (Thursday, 23 March 2017) at the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, John Cridland will present his final report into the state pension age.
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Over the next 10 years, it’s projected that for every 2 older people leaving the workforce, only 1 younger person will join.
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