There is no version of my reality where I don’t see a successful and extraordinary life ahead of me. Not a single one. That’s the level of belief I carry in myself. I know the resilience that lives in my bones. And when belief is that strong, reality eventually bends to meet it.
So many people my age and younger don’t even know what the state pension triple lock is, yet £224.6 BILLION of OUR taxes are spent on it. Don’t you want to know where your money goes?
The reason political parties are so afraid to challenge the triple lock for pensioners is that older generations actually get out and vote. Politicians cater to them because they show up. They are the loudest in the room and politicians rely on their vote.
If we want to be heard, younger generations need to vote on the issues that directly affect our future, such as:
🔹Student debt reform - tackling high interest rates and unaffordable repayments.
🔹First-time buyer support - easier access to mortgages and schemes for lower deposits.
🔹Childcare for young families - affordable, accessible options so parents can work.
🔹Flexible working rights - ensuring jobs adapt to modern parenting and lifestyle needs.
🔹Housing supply and infrastructure – building more affordable homes in areas with good transport and schools.
🔹Parental leave and pay – improving support for both parents in the early stages of raising a family.
🔹Lower taxes - for those under 25, scrap IR35, lower corporation tax, overhaul the tax rates/codes.
Don’t complain that politics only cares about the older generation when they are the ones who vote and actively participate. If we want change, we need to turn up, speak out, and vote.
It’s the laziest thing to say “there’s no point, they’re all the same” force them to implement policy by being involved.
Start taking an interest in policy and politics, or they won’t take an interest in you.
Does anyone else feel like 2026 has melatonin in it?
I am so tired! No matter how much I sleep, I am still exhausted?
Is anyone else feeling this way? 🤔
Quote: 'Did you know when I was 16, the government made an agreement with me, that if I paid National Insurance every week, they would give me a pension when I was 60
I kept my end of the deal and am still paying in!!
On the 5th and 6th of June, the UK Government may be made to give back the right to retire at 60 to all those women who worked and paid their National Insurance.
Currently their pension payout is delayed until 66 or 67 depending on date of birth.
We all know that the pension age for women born in the sixties has been raised. Did you know a campaign called ‘Back to 60 Movement’ has won the right to a Judicial Review and is taking the DWP to the High Court? On the 5th and 6th June they will attempt to get women justice over non consultation in raising the pensionable age to 66 and above.
Michael Mansfield QC will lead the case and the argument for the movement. However, there does not appear to be any media coverage regarding this significant event. That is why we’re raising the awareness now. Let's hope for justice rightly deserved.
There appears to be a media blackout on this issue, which suggests that the government have put a block on the media reporting it. So let’s use social media for what it’s good at - share the hell out of this. Come on ladies - this is worth a great deal to you!'
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