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Tom Waters

@tomwatersecon

Associate Director @TheIFS | PhD candidate @UCL
Work on tax & benefit policy and labour markets

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#GeneralElection How have tax and benefit reforms affected different households since 2010? Nice interactive tool here - look at the impact across the income distribution, different demographics, time periods, including different sorts of reforms, etc. ifs.org.uk/calculators/wh…

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NEW: 670,000 additional children will be affected by the two-child limit by the end of next parliament if not reformed. By 2029-30, the two-child limit will affect almost 1 in 5 of all children in the UK. THREAD on new IFS research funded by abrdn Financial Fairness Trust: [1/7]

NEW: 670,000 additional children will be affected by the two-child limit by the end of next parliament if not reformed.

By 2029-30, the two-child limit will affect almost 1 in 5 of all children in the UK.
 
THREAD on new IFS research funded by <a href="/finan_fairness/">abrdn Financial Fairness Trust</a>: [1/7]
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This probably won't work but: I had a meeting at some point in the last few years with 2 researchers estimating how newspaper stories affected Universal Credit take-up. Can't figure out who from emails. If you are that researcher/know who they might be please let me know!

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New report out today on the rising number of people on health-related benefits. One important thing we've done is examine trends in similar benefits in other countries. Turns it out's very much a UK phenomenon