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Austerity means the state will
provide less help than ever before
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We are already being forced to
contribute more for the help we do
get
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Parents are being forced to act as
“The Bank of Mum and Dad”
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The young are burdened with
student debts of £27,000 for
university tuition fees
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Parents must o en contribute
towards university living costs of
£20-£30,000
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Getting on the housing ladder is
tougher than ever before
- New affordability rules mean it is harder than ever to get a mortgage
• Average first-time buyers must find
£30,000 – with 78% needing help
from their parents
• Interest rates must rise – making buying a home even more expensive
• The elderly are having their savings decimated by care fees of £30,000 a year
• The country’s national debt – £1 trillion and rising – will have to be paid for
• The total amount of tax society pays will keep increasing – probably dramatically
• And all of this is against a backdrop where real wages have fallen
• Interest rates must rise – making buying a home even more expensive
• The elderly are having their savings decimated by care fees of £30,000 a year
• The country’s national debt – £1 trillion and rising – will have to be paid for
• The total amount of tax society pays will keep increasing – probably dramatically
• And all of this is against a backdrop where real wages have fallen
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