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Revealed: the £2.75bn childcare bill facing parents this summer

Parent-led childcare would give parents real control over their working and family lives

NEF announcement: CEO Marc Stears is moving on

A message from the Chair of our Board of Trustees, Tess Gill.

NEF's Alice Martin on the squeeze on living standards in London

Urgent government action is needed to tackle the squeeze on living standards faced by those in the capital.

Social care, inflation and housing: this morning’s paper review

NEF's Annie Quick appeared on Sky News this morning to discuss the top stories of the day.

Britain’s real top earner is property, new research shows

Millions still struggle to make ends meet in poor quality, high cost housing

Watch NEF's Alice Martin on Sky News discuss the triple squeeze on living standards

Households across the country are struggling to meet the basic costs of living

Watch NEF's Annie Quick on Channel 4 News discuss the latest inflation figures

The squeeze on households across Britain continues.

Inflation bites Brexit Britain: squeeze on households continues

NEF in the News

Parent-led childcare, wage growth, insecure work and the case for a shorter working week have all attracted media attention.

“Brexit offers nothing but false solutions”

New Economics Foundation response to Article 50

Brexit can’t cure Britain’s crisis of control, new poll suggests

Those with least control over their lives are least hopeful Brexit will make a difference

Inflation blow to Brexit Britain: living costs continue to outstrip wages

Today’s inflation rise mounts further pressure on Britain’s households

UK to blame for poor quota deal for its fishers

The UK government is failing to use its powers to manage its fisheries in the interest of the public or struggling fishers - and Brexit won't change that.

Why can’t you afford a home? Acclaim for our new book on economics of land and housing

NEF economists' book on land and housing receives positive coverage in the Financial Times this week.

Care for people, not investors: our analysis makes headlines

The Chancellor’s Budget promised £2bn for social care, but last week our analysis revealed the huge profits being creamed off by big care providers.

£115m of Budget cash for social care will go to investors in five biggest firms

The private investors profiting from public funds

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

Reaction to the Chancellor's 2017 spring Budget

Selling public land is making the housing crisis worse – new research