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What we publish

We publish a wide range of work arising from the research, policy work and campaigning undertaken by both the trust and our funded partners. These outputs cover a broad range of policy areas associated with our mission to improve living standards and tackle financial problems facing people on low-to-middle incomes.

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Beyond the triple lock - what else are the parties offering?
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Beyond the triple lock - what else are the parties offering?

Beyond the triple lock - what else are the parties offering?
Financial Fairness Tracker: June 2024
Financial Fairness Tracker3 min Read

Financial Fairness Tracker: June 2024

Bumpy road to recovery

Financial Fairness Tracker: June 2024
What is the outlook for English councils' funding?
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What is the outlook for English councils' funding?

Analysis shows that if demand and above-inflation cost pressures continue to grow in line with recent history, councils could be forced to cut back some areas of service provision.

What is the outlook for English councils' funding?
How do the last five years measure up on levelling up?
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How do the last five years measure up on levelling up?

An analysis of levelling up

How do the last five years measure up on levelling up?
The government’s record on tax 2010–24
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The government’s record on tax 2010–24

An assessment of tax policy changes and the policymaking process from 2010-2024.

The government’s record on tax 2010–24

Financial Fairness Tracker

Our regular Financial Fairness Tracker is conducted by researchers from Opinium.

Each report is produced by a team from the Personal Finance Research Centre at the University of Bristol 

Financial Fairness Tracker
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The pensions review

Led by the Institute for Fiscal Studies in partnership with abrdn Financial Fairness Trust

The project assesses what pensions policy and the economic environment mean for future retirees’ living standards, recommending reform options

The Pensions Review

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