Great interview with #ElizaGilby on Trevor Noah’s What Now pod. This is all real talk. #Inheritocracy
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Our billionaires brought their goods to market with roads, infrastructure, electricity & talent that we all paid towards. We could tackle homelessness with fairer taxation & housing policies. Wealth distribution matters. #ireland #superwealthtax #inheritocracy
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📬 Quite some while ago @hannahfearn.bsky.social and @nndroid.bsky.social interviewed Eliza Filby on @bunkerpod.bsky.social & had a superb chat about the #BankOfMumAndDad.
Filby’s book #Inheritocracy has arrived in paperback, and now my shelves 🤗
👨🏫 #NonFictionBooks 💡📚💙 #BookSky 🦋 #OctoberBookHaul 📦
Currently listening on my cycling to the excellent #inheritocracy by Dr Eliza Filby. I knew the maths, the societal impact is more insidious.
‘Most baby boomer’s parents didn’t go to secondary school. In contrast, the baby boomers all went to secondary school and nearly half of their children continued in education after 18. That is an extraordinary leap in educational status across three generations.’ Eliza Filby #Inheritocracy
We will be in trouble if we dismiss the far-right...scapegoating is hard to combat. Net wealth taxes like Spains are rare internationally, despite the fact they help raise social mobility & social cohesion.
#ireland #mcgregor #inheritocracy #neoliberals #blamingtaxes #vote #taxsuperwealth
„For supporters of free markets, the rise of the new inheritocracy should be deeply disturbing. […] This newspaper has long argued that #inheritance taxes are the fairest tool to deal with #inheritocracy.“
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from The Economist
🏡 Buying a home: Did YOU get help from the #BankOfMumAndDad? Or are YOU the manager of “BOMAD”…?
🏚️ #Inheritocracy author Eliza Filby explains how family wealth is transforming Britain with @hannahfearn.bsky.social & @nndroid.bsky.social
🏠 Listen everywhere ➡️ linktr.ee/bunker_pod
A real eye-opener where #Inheritocracy author Eliza Filby explains how loans, gifts and wills from the Bank of Mum & Dad are taking is back to a Jane Austen world of dynastic wealth for a few… and zilch for everyone else.
Good article from @theguardian.com
On the #inheritocracy.
I once calculated it would take someone (in the UK) in the top 1% of income 31 years to save enough to be in the top 1% of wealth (assuming they saved a little over half their salary)
Inheritocracy is must-read.
Eliza Filby explains how the opportunities we have in life are increasingly shaped by the ‘Bank of Mum & Dad’
#inheritocracy #booksky