Pensions Goth loves to explain what’s going on in pensions, what Government, industry and regulators are up to and what changes might mean for members. Pensions Goth loves cats, heavy metal music and is passionate about the truth, data and making sense of pensions.
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Renting is a lifelong issue and housing supply is a big part of the solution
I was so interested to read the Resolution Foundation’s (RF) Housing Outlook 2024, which highlighted that increases in Housing Costs are increasingly pushing poorer families with children below the poverty line. The RF pointed to more children growing up in the private rental sector as a key determinant…