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Proposal to Scrap Pension Lock to Boost Youth Funding

12/12/2025

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The Centre for Social Justice, led by Miriam Cates, proposes scrapping the pension lock to fund more youth investment.
The proposal argues welfare spending favors the elderly, reducing resources for younger generations.
Labour Party's strategy aims to address teenagers' needs, including mental health support and job opportunities, backed by a £500 million investment in youth workers.
Experts warn more comprehensive efforts are needed to engage and support young people today.

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The Centre for Social Justice, led by Miriam Cates, proposes scrapping the pension lock to fund more youth investment.
The proposal argues welfare spending favors the elderly, reducing resources for younger generations.
Labour Party's strategy aims to address teenagers' needs, including mental health support and job opportunities, backed by a £500 million investment in youth workers.
Experts warn more comprehensive efforts are needed to engage and support young people today.