Peter Matejic

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Peter Matejic

Peter Matejic

@StatsPeter

Chief Analyst, Insights and Analysis, at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation working to solve UK Poverty

Sheffield / York Katılım Şubat 2020
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🚨 NEW! Our report out today concludes rent controls can ease the pressure on renters, without jeopardising the private rented sector. A rent control could: - Make renters nearly £1200 a year better off by 2030 - Reduce the housing benefit bill by £600m Here's how 👇
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This led to the UK falling to 20th place out of the 21 high-income countries, whereas in 2011, we were in (still a pretty poor position) of 14th.
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The Health Foundation have now looked at how this compares with 20 other high-income countries: health.org.uk/reports-and-an…. Picture is grim. The UK saw the second biggest fall in healthy life expectancy over the decade to 2021, beaten only by the US.
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How long have you got to live and live healthily? It’s well known that people in less deprived areas live longer. Let’s look at a boy born in 2023 in the most deprived tenth of areas. They can expect to live 10 years fewer than a boy born in the least deprived tenth of areas.

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We may yet see a fall from 3.3% in the April data (out in May) because of falls in the April energy price cap, and falling wage growth and a fading impact from higher employer NICs driving down inflation in services. But sadly the predicted return to ~target level won't happen.
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📉 Before the conflict in the Middle East, inflation was expected to fall to close to 2% in the middle of 2026. Today's @ONS CPI figure for March shows things are moving in the opposite direction, and this is before the impact of higher energy prices hits household bills. 🧵

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See a resurrected JRF chart showing how disappointing real wage growth has been since September 2024, compared to the year before then. And this is before any impacts from the Iran conflict. Earnings up £1.40/wk over last 17 months, compared to £11.60/wk up in the prev 12 months.
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Regular wage growth in the three months to February 2026 was 3.6% excluding bonuses, down from 3.8% the previous period. Including bonuses the rate was 3.8%, down from 4.1% in the previous period. Read the release ➡ ons.gov.uk/employmentandl…

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@chrisbelfield These modelled estimates assume a lifetime in one deprivation decile. Moves between areas with different deprivation levels aren’t reflected. Notwithstanding this, gaps are very large, and the slope across deciles large too. H/T to @AnnaClarke_____ for clarification.
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How long have you got to live and live healthily? It’s well known that people in less deprived areas live longer. Let’s look at a boy born in 2023 in the most deprived tenth of areas. They can expect to live 10 years fewer than a boy born in the least deprived tenth of areas.
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Now with a chart clear of random messages
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Gaps in healthy life expectancy are even bigger. That same boy will have 19.4 fewer years of good health compared to someone born in the least deprived tenth of areas (it’s 20.3 years for girls).
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Numbers of children growing up in poverty should fall from April 2026 because the 2-child limit has ended, a much-needed improvement. Our projections show stats flatline after that, so more is needed to continue to drive child poverty downwards and reduce overall poverty. 7/7
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These are the first set of results using benefits data linked to survey responses, the most significant change in methods in a generation, which JRF welcomes, but better measurement helps to accurately quantify the scale of the issue rather than improve anyone’s situation. 6/7
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The story with yesterday’s poverty data? A small rise in poverty in Labour’s first year, up by 500k to 13.4 million in 2024/25. ⬆️working-age adults in poverty went up by 300k ⬆️number of pensioner in poverty went up by 200k ↔️child poverty stayed flat. More action needed! 1/7
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