To offset the impact of tax cuts on the public finances, the Government is considering how it might cut spending. One option that has been discussed is the possibility of …

would range from around £50 a year for one-child families getting only Child Benefit, to £1,000 or more … changes to benefit uprating than others are. Families with children are most likely be affected by these … these changes (due to the high proportion of families that receive Child Benefit), with 74 per cent … SPOTLIGHT Figure 2 Families with children, workless families, disabled families, and social renters … Tax- Benefit Model. Single-parent and larger families are the most likely to face a large income fall …

the method through which the Living Wage Rates (a voluntary hourly pay rate that is based on what families need to get by) in London and the rest of the UK are calculated by the Resolution Foundation, and …

nature of government support available to different families. The Resolution Foundation undertakes this task … was changed to reflect the actual proportion of families living in the private rented sector; and workplace … Commission, Closing the Gap: A Living Wage that means families don’t go short, September 2016. 6 Calculating … inputs to reflect the fact that many low-income families live in the private rented sector, and adding … eligibility for means-tested benefits among the families in the London calculation, which stems from higher …

Liz Truss’s first major act as Prime Minister was to set out a huge energy support package to reduce the scale of the living standards’ catastrophe this winter, with the …

the EPG does a good job of targeting support at families with the biggest bills (and who face the biggest … in mind. Below we set out the likely impact on families and firms, concentrating on the level of support … Government announces Energy Price Guarantee for families and businesses while urgently taking action to … reliant on heating oil. As Figure 1 shows, these families’ energy costs (as well as those using heating … also set for as-yet- unspecified support. These families, who have no option over their energy provider …

The current cost of living crisis is set to dominate the new Prime Minister’s agenda not only this winter, but also in the following months and years. This paper sets …

distribution of UK household wealth and the impact on families, Resolution Foundation, July 2022. 15 RF analysis … Statement; and the £650 cost-of-living payment for families on means-tested benefits (except Housing Benefit) … two-child limit, which caps benefit income for families with three or more children, will also affect … Allowance, together result in incomes falling for families with children on benefits. It will take large …

This spotlight focuses on the challenges and uncertainties facing both the Bank of England and UK families from rising inflation this winter. Contrary to many reports, there have been some recent encouraging …

This report uses newly available data on differences in wealth across groups to understand the complicated picture of wealth inequality in the UK, the impact it has on people’s lives …

distribution of UK household wealth and the impact on families Molly Broome & Jack Leslie July 2022 resolutionfoundation … distribution of UK household wealth and the impact on families, Resolution Foundation, July 2022 Permission to … distribution of UK household wealth and the impact on families Resolution Foundation 3 Contents Acknowledgements … distribution of UK household wealth and the impact on families Resolution Foundation Executive Summary For much … been fairly stable, with the richest tenth of families consistently owning about half of total wealth …

pre-pandemic data on child poverty and material deprivation to examine the situation facing poor families with children prior to the pandemic. …

income sources and deductions among low-income families with children ........................... … household income and material deprivation among families with children ............................... … credits in 2020–21 were substantial and – for families on low or no earnings – on average reversed the … in 2019–20, and the same amount as received by families without earnings in 2011–12. Most of the benefit … Fiscal Studies, July 2022 5 pandemic, while families with children were more likely to gain from the …

The UK has great strengths, but is over a decade into a period of stagnation. The toxic combination of slow growth and high inequality was posing challenges for low-to-middle income …

collective provision of security for our homes, families and communities. But as traditional hierarchies … about a UK status quo that saw the number of families experiencing destitution reach 1 million in 2019 … average pay and its lowest level on record. Large families and disabled people are falling behind, with almost … cent of families in which no one has a disability. And pre-pandemic almost half of families with three … 27 years.5 Managing the impact of inflation on families and firms, and attempting to cool the labour …

This report warns that Britain has experienced a toxic combination of both low growth and persistently high income inequality, and this has led to some groups being particularly exposed to …

source of income stopped. Financial resilience for families in Germany and France was stronger than that … longer period, the proportion of working-age families with no household earnings fell by 6 percentage … face of rising earnings inequality among working families. Although the minimum wage has been pushing up … inequalities and existing weaknesses that left too many families only one shock away from having to choose between … here: J Cribb & T Wernham, Incomes for poorer families rose during the first year of the pandemic, Institute …

This briefing note uses a relatively under-exploited source of data to analyse how average incomes at the local authority level have changed since 1997. The authors of this briefing look …

because rising housing costs leave low-income families in richer places exposed. Third, if the country … benefit support. Further, past modelling shows that families in the South East, East and London gain more … because rising housing costs leave low-income families in richer places exposed. Third, if the country …