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8 May 2018

5373 GB adults surveyed

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A report into inter‑generational fairness has proposed that young people should receive a £10,000 windfall at the age of 25 to help pay for a deposit on a home, start a business or improve their education or skills. The report proposes that this money be raised by abolishing inheritance tax and replacing it with a lifetime limit for recipients of £125,000 before taxes kick in. Would you support or oppose such a proposal?

Conducted 8 May 2018

YouGov surveyed 5373 GB adults

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41%
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A report into inter‑generational fairness has proposed that young people should receive a £10,000 windfall at the age of 25 to help pay for a deposit on a home, start a business or improve their education or skills. The report proposes that this money be raised by abolishing inheritance tax and replacing it with a lifetime limit for recipients of £125,000 before taxes kick in. Would you support or oppose such a proposal?

Conducted 8 May 2018

YouGov surveyed 5373 GB adults

By:
30%
41%
29%

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