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'The G20 at a crossroads' provides lessons for an equitable economic future.

By NEF (UK), the Institute for Economic Justice (South Africa), @ips-dc.org (US), Transforma (Brazil), and international NGO @cesr.bsky.social

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If the chancellor wants to save money, she has plenty of options which don't punish the least well-off amongst us. She should start by ending the practice of the Treasury covering the Bank of England's losses, which would save £4.8bn a year. 4/4

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Clearly we need to make sure benefit claims are legit, but there's nothing to suggest the recent rise in claims is anything but. Reeves should focus on compliance throughout the system, including tackling tax evasion + avoidance amongst the wealthy. 3/4

Having huge numbers of children growing up in poverty is a moral failing - and it's damaging our economic recovery.

We found that scrapping the two-child limit would reduce the economic cost of child poverty by £3.2bn a year. 2/4

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Adding a nuclear levy now, years before any new stations generate electricity means households are being asked to carry more of the system’s long-term costs at the worse possible time.

It's exactly why we need a structural fix, like NEF’s National Energy Guarantee.

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The increase in standing charges is a key story here. People are paying more before they use any energy at all, which hits low-use, lower-income and prepay customers hardest. It shows how the current pricing framework isn't working for many. 2/3

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"Instead, they should put in the hard yards to design a much bolder and fairer tax – and that starts with wholesale revaluation.”

NEF's deputy chief executive @hannahpeaker.bsky.social commenting on property tax in today's @theguardian.com

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In the US and the eurozone, central banks' financial activities are not covered by the taxpayer. We could do the same thing here. This government can renegotiate its arrangement with the Bank. 2/3

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We need a new National Energy Guarantee where every household's essential energy needs are protected, so no-one has to spend another winter worrying about keeping their family warm. 2/2

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