Events

"Now is not the time just to wait and see" - Budget response

Reaction to the Chancellor's 2017 spring Budget

"Our politicians are failing us. So take your life out of their hands"

Marc Stears, our Chief Executive, writes for the Guardian

"The impact of monetary policy on inequality is not high on the central bank's list of considerations"

Senior Economist Josh Ryan-Collins writes for the New Statesman

"There are things we can be doing now to help those suffering the most"

Senior Economist Stephen Devlin appears on Sky News

"There can be no 48% strategy for Brexit"

Newly published polling shows surprisingly few differences between Remain and Leave voters on key issues

"These are the agreed issues of the age" - Financial Times

Marc Stears, our chief executive, writes about the urgent need for a new economy

"We learned something enormously important this summer"

Marc Stears, our Chief Executive, on BBC Radio 4's Today

"We're all trying to do one thing: live"

The impact of our social security system and how it needs to change, as told by the women who use it

"We're in a mess, and we need real change"

Marc Stears, our Chief Executive, on BBC 2's Daily Politics

'Proptech' could exploit renters like Uber does workers

Software solutions won't fix our broken housing system

02/12/22 NFN

03/02/23 NFN

1.2 million private renters at high-risk of job loss and missing out on income support schemes

New Economics Foundation propose an immediate suspension of private rents and mortgage costs

1.3 million people eligible for universal credit missing out on payments worth £7,300 per year

Making UC payments automatic like the tax system would lift 380,000 people out of poverty this year

1.5°C is dead, long live 1.5°C

We should draw motivation from the loss of this target and galvanise a much stronger public movement around it

10 highlights for NEF in 2023

Celebrating the progress we've made this year

10 reasons for a shorter working week

10 years of the Climate Act: so much for the easy stuff

This week we mark 10 years since the landmark act, and see how much further we have to go