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How to address intergenerational unfairness in pensions
The evidence does suggest there is a growing level of intergenerational unfairness in pensions. Much of the focus on unfairness comes down to a comparison with the baby boomer generation, which for the first time ever have incomes (when adjusted for housing costs) in excess of the average working-age household, according to the Resolution Foundation.
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