'Widespread' ageism against 'wealth-hoarding boomers' must be addressed, MPs say
- A cross-party group of MPs stated that depictions of older people as hoarding wealth contributes to ageist stereotypes in the UK, revealing a significant issue that requires addressing.
- The Women and Equalities Committee reported that around 1.9 million pensioners live in poverty in the UK, contradicting the stereotype that older people live comfortably.
- Committee chair Sarah Owen called for action against ageist stereotypes and highlighted the lack of progress on digital inclusion strategies over the past decade.
- The Centre for Better Ageing noted that the intergenerational fairness narrative often overlooks inequalities within generations, leading to a false competition for resources.
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