Reeves is screwing millennials again - this time it's their pensions

Reeves is screwing millennials again - this time it's their pensions

Millennials have not had it easy. Most of the cohort of those born between around 1980 and 1996 entered the workforce in the years following the global financial crisis, when youth unemployment was sky-high and the graduate job market was at rock-bottom. Older millennials who went to university were hit with £3,000-a-year tuition fees; the younger half of the generation had to shell out three times as much. For older groups of students, by contr…