INTERGENERATIONAL THEFT

The £15 Trillion UK Government Policy Bias That Makes Baby Boomers Undeservingly Rich By Stealing From Generation X, Gen Y (Millennials), Gen Z (Zoomers) & Future Generations

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5-stars ***** "A well-researched masterpiece.”

5-stars ***** "Three words: Amazing, brave, and brilliant."

5-stars ***** “One of the most important reads of my life.”

5-stars ***** "A powerful polemic forensically exposing how young people have been screwed by the baby boomers."

5-stars ***** "A mind-blowing report on how the UK baby boomers robbed the present generation of everything they (baby boomers) enjoyed in their time. I think this is a must read for everyone.”

5-stars ***** "An insightful and hard-hitting exploration of the economic and societal issues that impact generational equity."

5-stars ***** "A compelling examination of the economic disparities between baby boomers and younger generations."

5-stars ***** "A Powerful Book."

5-stars ***** "Boomers: you are wrong and have totally lost the argument."

5-stars ***** "Bravo for writing this as you speak for my entire generation!"

5-stars ***** "Intergenerational Theft: A Financial Wake-Up Call."

5-stars ***** "An Enlightening Read."

5-stars ***** “Harrison gives cogent, well-supported analysis.”

5-stars ***** "A very necessary read for everyone."

5-stars ***** "A Thought-Provoking Look at Generational Inequality."

5-stars ***** "What you need to know about a worrying economic trend."

5-stars ***** "A Hard-Hitting Reality Check."

5-stars ***** "A very impressive read, you can clearly see the author has dived into deep research showing the statistics and changes from baby boomers to their offspring of the millennial generation showing the economic divide and challenges they face in today’s environment."

5-stars ***** "Wow! At last, someone has had the guts to speak the truth and stand up for younger generations and call out the total boomer rubbish!"

5-stars ***** "What it does so well Is forensically tears down every part of government policy and exposes HOW the system is rigged against young people and reveals the reasons WHY young people have been failed by our boomer dominated political and media establishment."

5-stars ***** "The chapter debunking the baby boomer nonsense was comical and sad in its poignant accuracy reflecting the many painful conversations I’ve had at family/Christmas dinners."

5-stars ***** "This book is insightfully on point for anyone concerned with social justice and economics. Highly recommended for policymakers and those interested in generational inequality."

5-stars ***** "This book breaks down why young people in the UK can’t afford homes, save, or keep up with living costs. Packed with facts and clear explanations, it exposes how past policies created a £15 trillion mess for future generations. Eye-opening and impossible to ignore."

5-stars ***** "This book holds no punches, accepts no blame-shifting, and lays it all out on the table exactly the injustice that has been knowingly and selfishly done."

5-stars ***** “What impresses me most about Harrison’s book is how thoroughly he brings those economic forces together, showing how they affect us. In particular, the shifts in affluence between recent generations in Britain is staggering.”

5-stars ***** “It may sound dramatic to perceive this book as one of the best reads of my life but I am sure it is not just my opinion. This book describes with incredible precision what it means to be born after the 70s and have to face the consequences of the uncontrolled and unjustified enrichment of the previous generation.”

4-stars **** "The courageous release of this book will lead to more of the younger generations discovering the injustice that affects them without their knowledge."

5-stars ***** “A groundbreaking analysis that delves into the economic disparities between the baby boomer generation and subsequent cohorts in the UK.“

4-stars **** "The baby boomers did not earn or deserve the unprecedented standard of living that they currently enjoy. They achieved it by stealing from the future."

5-stars ***** "Compelling economic analysis of the United Kingdom, exploring the layered onset impact of bad polices.”

5-stars ***** “Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Harrison exposes economic inequalities between older and younger generations. The book reveals generational poverty, debt, and quality-of-life issues, backed by research and data. A must-read for understanding financial injustices and finding solutions.”

5-stars ***** "Harrison meticulously presents data illustrating how government policies have favored older generations, resulting in a staggering £15 trillion burden on millennials and Gen Z. The book effectively highlights issues such as housing crises, national debt, and climate change, urging collective responsibility among all age groups."

5-stars ***** “I loved this book and the author’s critical mindset. It is not often that we see this problem, which is not a problem only in the UK but in the whole world, being addressed, and it should be a main point of action nowadays.”

4-stars **** "Arguments have gone back and forth, blame has been flung widely, but now the often-accused can hold their heads high and wave pure research in the faces of those who malign us."

5-stars ***** "Transfer” of wealth and opportunities from younger to older generations."

5-stars ***** "I learned much from the book. It is very expository and engaging."

5-stars ***** “A compelling examination of the economic disparities between baby boomers and younger generations.”

4-stars **** "Intergenerational Theft" offers a compelling exploration of economic inequality, tracing today's challenges back to post-WWII policies. Engaging and human-centered, it highlights the struggles young generations face amid financial insecurity.”

5-stars ***** “This book incisively critiques policies favouring older generations, revealing how they deepen economic divides and calling for youthful political activism.”

5-stars ***** "With clear language and well-researched arguments, it serves as an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the systemic inequalities shaping our society today. I highly recommend it because of its insightful analysis, in addition to these issues being there globally, doesn't matter if you're from the UK, Africa, or USA."

4-stars **** “A very thought-provoking book that appeals to both the emotions and to logic, and serves as a call to action for its target demographic. Well-substantiated and appealing to me as a woman in her thirties concerned about the future.“

5-stars ***** “Intergenerational Theft" powerfully highlights the economic injustices faced by younger generations in the UK. A must-read for understanding the stark reality of intergenerational inequality!”

4-stars **** “Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Anthony Harrison hit me hard—and I mean that in the best way. This book dives deep into the social and economic rifts between generations, delivering a much-needed wake-up call. Harrison doesn’t just skim the surface of why young people today are struggling with skyrocketing rents and bleak economic prospects. He digs deep into decades of policies and decisions that propped up the baby boomer generation—at a massive cost to everyone else.”

5-stars ***** “With clear language and well-researched arguments, it serves as an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the systemic inequalities shaping our society today. I highly recommend it because of its insightful analysis, in addition to these issues being there globally, doesn't matter if you're from the UK, Africa, or USA.”

4-stars **** “The book provides scathing data and an analysis of intergenerational theft and how it has negatively affected future generations.”

5-stars ***** "He digs deep into decades of policies and decisions that propped up the baby boomer generation—at a massive cost to everyone else."

4-stars **** "This is an exposé of the economic and financial setbacks being faced by the younger generations in the UK due to the system that has favored the baby boomer generation. I appreciate the author's use of factual data to make his points, presenting the subject matter in a methodical way, using statistical evidence and economic analysis."

5-stars ***** "This book dives deep into the social and economic rifts between generations, delivering a much-needed wake-up call. Harrison doesn’t just skim the surface of why young people today are struggling with skyrocketing rents and bleak economic prospects."

4-stars **** "Baby boomers and the politicians they voted in have messed up the future, our future, and have left us behind to suffer the consequences for it, except the reality is more grave, pernicious and callous than this alone sounds."

5-stars ***** "It is quite apparent how much effort the author put into this work to make sure that each and every bit of information is backed up by data from various trusted sources. The book is filled with easy-to-read charts and graphs and backed by numbers to make the point as clear as can be."

5-stars ***** "Eye-Opening insight.”

5-stars ***** "Very nice book."

5-stars ***** “Great read.”

5-stars ***** "As a boomer in my early 60s I’ve been lucky enough to enjoy all the advantages outlined for my generation Including free university and generous public sector pension provision whilst my generation Z children will have none of this."

4-stars **** "Absolutely vindicating."

5-stars ***** "Without a doubt, "Intergenerational Theft" shows us a critical analysis of contemporary economic policies and the consequences of these choices for younger generations, drawing attention to the need for a balance."

5-stars ***** “Intergenerational Theft, by Daniel Anthony Harrison, talks about how UK government policy biases have made baby boomers undeservingly rich by stealing from younger generations in a simple and easy to read manner. Hence, I would definitely recommended this book for everyone. It’s a must read.”

4-stars **** ""Intergenerational Theft" compellingly dissects economic inequality between boomers and younger generations.“

5-stars ***** “The calculations of this intergenerational theft are just astonishing. Do read the book to know more about them. Worth it.”

5-stars ***** "If you're between 25 and 35 years old, this book is essential to understanding why you don’t own a home. I felt a tremendous sense of despair upon realizing that the current economic reality prevents those under 40 from buying their own property. The book helped me see this generational inequality and made me appreciate my financial journey so far, but it also highlighted that most young people are in debt and see no prospects for change."

5-stars ***** "The author did a perfect job of diving into this intergenerational inequality despite having to face resistance from parties that would not benefit from the exposure of such a topic, as it is a prominent problem that needs to be addressed before it is too late."

4-stars **** "Great facts that are well-presented and credible."

5-stars ***** "Harrison’s exposé powerfully demands generational equality."

5-stars ***** "A graphic book on the violent disparity of intergenerational theft."

5-stars ***** “Harrison's data-driven approach provides compelling evidence of systemic intergenerational injustice, making this work an essential read for those concerned about economic equity and the future financial well-being of younger and forthcoming generations.”

5-stars ***** "The Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Anthony Harrison is an eye-opening nonfiction book that critically explained the many reasons for the endless struggles and economic challenges of the younger generation in the United Kingdom."

5-stars ***** "This book incisively critiques policies favoring older generations, revealing how they deepen economic divides and calling for youthful political activism."

4-stars **** "Best book on the subject I've read so far."

5-stars ***** "This is a powerful book that shows how economic policies have created a massive financial burden for younger generations. With well-researched arguments and clear explanations, the author exposes the long-term consequences of government decisions that prioritize short-term gains over future stability. This book is a must-read for anyone concerned about economic justice, and the financial future of younger generations."

4-stars **** “I very much enjoyed the author's passion and feel that this elevated the book brilliantly.”

5-stars ***** "There is no better deserving title for this book than the given title —"Intergenerational Theft."

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The £15 Trillion UK Government Policy Bias That Makes Baby Boomers Undeservingly Rich By Stealing From Generation X, Gen Y (Millennials), Gen Z (Zoomers) & Future Generations

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5-stars ***** "Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Harrison is a compelling analysis of the UK's economic landscape."

5-stars ***** "I like how the author boldly addressed the burning desire to discuss the truths about intergenerational theft, which has been kind of hidden from the public by the government."

5-stars ***** "Harrison skillfully dissects the complex web of factors that have led to the current economic disparities between generations."

5-stars ***** "I loved this book and the author’s critical mindset. It is not often that we see this problem, which is not a problem only in the UK but in the whole world, being addressed, and it should be a main point of action nowadays."

5-stars ***** "I attributed 5 out of 5 stars due to the courage to talk about this issue, the impeccable writing style, the capacity for analytical thinking, and the fact I could not put this book down, only when I wanted to discuss something I just read with other people."

5-stars ***** "Overall, it is an excellent read, and I would highly recommend it to any younger generations."

5-stars ***** "Intergenerational Theft was an eye-opening book with indisputable facts about how the current generation is breaking their backs to make a living courtesy of the baby boomers."

5-stars ***** "This book is one of a kind, honestly. It's been a while since I read something about finance that took away my attention from everything else."

5-stars ***** "5 out of 5 stars because it effectively exposes how the intergenerational social contract is broken and the pandering to the baby boomer generation."

5-stars ***** "This is quite an amazing book with so much revelation of the intergenerational theft that is going on. There are lots more that would awe you as you read further."

5-stars ***** "This book is a perfect evidentiary package of economics, politics, sociology, and many other areas."

5-stars ***** "I so much enjoyed this book. One thing that made it stand out was that it wasn’t just mere theory; rather, there were data, tables, and graphs that proved it."

5-stars ***** "I loved the boldness of the author and how simply yet using modern terminology, the author makes a great way to a large scale of readers."

4-stars **** "The author's case is so compelling that one can't help but imagine how different things might have been had the previous generations (particularly the baby boomers) done things for the collective good and not for individual, selfish reasons."

5-stars ***** "The intensive work the author had done to justify the statements is beyond reach.”

5-stars ***** "I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars as it is a good book and has evidence based points whereby Daniel uses charts, tables and graphs to demonstrate research findings."

5-stars ***** "What makes this book so compelling is how it’s packed with solid evidence. Harrison doesn’t just talk—he shows you with charts, graphs, and tables."

4-stars **** “This has to be one of the most beautifully designed books I've seen, and it is not a children's book. The publishers have done fantastic work on the book's cover and inner pages.”

5-stars ***** "The writing is sharp, the research is thorough, and it’s professionally edited."

4-stars **** "Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Harrison is a brilliant book about how the UK’s social and economic policies have placed younger generations at a disadvantage."

5-stars ***** "I’m giving this book a solid 5 out of 5 stars. It’s a must-read for anyone—whether you’re a young person trying to figure out why life’s so tough or a boomer ready to understand the bigger picture."

5-stars ***** "The author knew the probable reaction the book would get but that didn't stop him from exposing the truth."

5-stars ***** "This book is a blazing document consisting of graphs and charts to prove its statement to the world."

5-stars ***** “The author skillfully exposes the underlying causes of this intergenerational theft imbalance, tracing it back to the deliberate government policies designed to cater to the economic interests of the baby boomer demographic.”

4-stars **** “The chapter that responds to typical criticism from older generations is very perceptive, as it anticipates and refutes many of the typical arguments used to invalidate the concerns of young people.”

5-stars ***** “Harrison's level of precision and analytical rigor in this literary piece lends credibility and weight to his arguments, making this book an essential reference for anyone seeking to understand and address the profound challenges facing the UK's younger generations.”

4-stars **** “I feel that this book is extremely important for everyone under the pension age to read this book to understand how and why our lives now have become expensive.”

5-stars ***** “This book by Daniel Harrison is more than just a critique; it’s a well-structured account of how one generation’s success has often come at the cost of another’s struggles.“

5-stars ***** “This book is a must-read for UK's policymakers, economists, academics, and anyone concerned with the long-term well-being and prospects of the UK's youth.”

5-stars ***** “Older readers, in particular, might feel uncomfortable with how their advantages are examined. But this book isn’t about blaming individuals—it’s about recognizing deeper, systemic problems and looking for fair solutions.”

4-stars **** “A brave and passionate essay!”

5-stars ***** “I love the way the author gave proof and illustrations to support the arguments. There are graphical drawings, mathematical calculations, and links for further reference, all seeking to provide details on the author's arguments.”

4-stars **** “Thoroughly researched and clearly deeply invested in, Intergenerational Theft comes to well-substantiated conclusions (through an array of data, dates, reliable quotes, and policy analysis) that can be reflected on and used easily in discussions with others.”

5-stars ***** "Intergenerational Theft" by Daniel Harrison is an insightful and informative book that explores the intergenerational disparity between baby boomers and younger generations in terms of overall living conditions and how policies made in favour of the older generations left the younger ones suffering from the cost of living crisis in the UK.”

4-stars **** “Intergenerational Theft is an amazing book that talks about how the economy has changed over time, making life harder for younger generations—I would say, like me.“

5-stars ***** “It is quite apparent how much effort the author put into this work to make sure that each and every bit of information is backed up by data from various trusted sources. The book is filled with easy-to-read charts and graphs and backed by numbers to make the point as clear as can be.”

4-stars **** “The book also breaks down common arguments made by older people, like "young people just need to work harder," and proves them wrong with facts.”

4-stars **** “I learned more about how pensions, national debt, and the housing market have been set up in a way that takes money from younger workers to pay for older people’s benefits, and I found this so ridiculous.”

4-stars **** “Another likable aspect is that it doesn’t just complain—it also offers ideas on how things could be made fairer. There's so much passion in the tone of the book because it’s obvious the author really cares about making life better for future generations. There’s also this encouragement for young people to get involved in politics, challenge their parents on these issues.”

5-stars ***** “'Intergenerational Theft' by Daniel Harrison explains how the trillion pounds spent by the UK government in formulating biased policy made the Baby Boomers rich at the expense of Generation X, Generation Y, Generation Z, and future generations.“

5-stars ***** “The author did a perfect job of diving into this intergenerational inequality despite having to face resistance from parties that would not benefit from the exposure of such a topic, as it is a prominent problem that needs to be addressed before it is too late.”

5-stars ***** “I was impressed by how the author supported his arguments with a wealth of data, including tables, graphs, and charts, illustrating how various policies, such as tax cuts for the wealthy or inadequate investment in public services, have led to a growing divide between age groups.”

5-stars ***** “What I liked most about this book is that the author does not shy away from calling out the elephant in the room, as he terms it: baby boomers, especially politicians, landed elites, and mass media, for the false narrative surrounding the cost of living crisis, particularly regarding their interest in "housing costs continually rising."

5-stars ***** “I award this book 5 out of 5 for its bold stance on an often-overlooked issue. I commend the author for his ability to provoke thought and inspire dialogue among readers from various backgrounds, as this issue is not only in the UK but a global one.”

5-stars ***** “Every adult will benefit significantly from the book.”

5-stars ***** “Daniel Harrison successfully sheds light on critical issues surrounding intergenerational equity with clarity and passion.”

5-stars ***** “it was eye-opening for me as the author compared the experiences of baby boomers and young people, demonstrating that the baby boomer generation experienced the highest standard of living in human history. On the other hand, the young generation born in the 1990s continues to experience lower standards of living despite holding more high-skilled jobs, with housing costs tripling, fewer lifetime employment opportunities due to qualifications and four-stage interviews, and incurring £2.5 trillion in national debt. Milestones such as buying a home and starting a family are delayed, along with many other challenges.”

4-stars **** “The system that steals from young people receives essential exposure through this necessary book”

5-stars ***** “The quantitative comparison between housing costs spanning a full lifetime shows that Baby Boomers paid £150,230 while younger individuals will pay £521,406 (SVR) after adjusting for 2022 prices, revealing an immense economic gap between generations. The information presented in this section hit home because it confirmed the housing concerns I share with my peers about obtaining property ownership, which previous generations seemed to obtain automatically.”

4-stars **** “The author took on the foreseeable negative attitudes of older generations about criticism and systematically defeated each one. Through elegant reasoning, the author discredited every single response from the older generation, including the familiar ‘We had it tough’ and ‘You'll obtain our wealth someday’ and the outrageous ‘We provided you with the smartphone’.”

5-stars ***** “Harrison supports his statements with concrete evidence, including economic analysis, government reports, and rigorous referencing, making it difficult for critics to dispute his main argument. The book maintains credibility through its meticulous research, which demonstrates serious engagement with a topic that usually receives anecdotal treatment. The structured approach, which tackles various elements of intergenerational inequality, proves highly effective for building a thorough and convincing argument.”

4-stars **** “The author expertly states, "Older generations transferred the actual costs from their subsidized energy bills to future generations who must bear the enormous financial burden of these consequences."

5-stars ***** “The 5 out of 5 stars rating for "Intergenerational Theft" represents its fundamental analysis combined with methodological precision in investigating social problems. This book goes beyond being a normal volume because it offers an urgent message to readers. It deserves strong recommendations to youth experiencing economic pressure, economics and political science students, and people who care about social justice and the future of the UK. This book has transformed fundamental aspects of my worldview because it generates crucial dialogues, which should eventually result in purposeful transformation.”

4-stars **** “When I realized that pensions function through an unfunded solution named “pay as you go,” it caused another gut punch because older generations depend on younger generations to support the system. My contributions to national insurance appeared to vanish without a trace while I paid to satisfy older generations' debts.“

5-stars ***** “Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Harrison is a very powerful book that describes the fast-growing economic disparity among the generations in the UK.”

4-stars **** “Young people who desire to understand their future world should read this essential book to make knowledgeable decisions about their life direction.”

5-stars ***** “I rate the book 5 out of 5 stars because it is well-written, thoroughly researched, and has no noticeable errors. The book is educational; the author did a wonderful job. I recommend the book to anyone interested in understanding how economic policies impact future generations.”

4-stars **** “It offers sharp insights into how certain government policies have been made favorable only to baby boomers and the consequential impact of these past decisions on younger generations today. The book aims to assist the younger generation in understanding the underlying causes of this biased economic system and urges them to take action in order to improve their future.”

5-stars ***** “Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Anthony Harrison is an eye-opening and enlightening book that brings to light the reasons for the endless struggles and economic challenges of the younger generation in the United Kingdom.”

4-stars **** “One of my shocking findings is that pensions are totally unfunded and are paid out of the present generation's taxes. Also, using the charts on housing vs. earnings, the author explains how housing is way more expensive than it ever used to be.”

5-stars ***** “I rate the book 5 out of 5 stars, and I recommend it to the younger generation as well as people who make government policies.”

4-stars **** “With the knowledge I gained from this book, I now have a clear understanding of the economic forces shaping present-day Britain. Not just Britain, but similar patterns can be seen all over the world. It is clear that the past generation did not just have things easy for them, but they are unfortunately dismissive of the increased financial strain faced by the younger generation.”

5-stars ***** “The uncomfortable book "Intergenerational Theft" by Daniel Anthony Harrison requires attention because its message matters to anyone who struggles in the UK economy.”

4-stars **** “What I like especially about this book is that the author uses data to prove his points; he uses tables, graphs, and charts to give a better explanation of his points. Initially, as I started reading the book, I thought it was going to be a boring book, but to my surprise, it's not; it was very educative; it made me understand how the government policies made by the baby boomers have been detrimental to the young generations.”

5-stars ***** “The meticulous research in the book stands as its most significant positive point. The extensive data collection, together with tables and trustworthy references, significantly supports the arguments Harrison presents in his work. The systematic approach of this book to discuss various aspects of intergenerational theft demonstrates excellence in its structure. This book provides more than random complaints because it develops its points through precise logical structures.”

4-stars **** “In conclusion, Intergenerational Theft is a well-researched and thought-provoking book that sheds light on a critical economic issue. It is a must-read for young professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the financial realities shaping today's generational divide. While the book's extensive data can be daunting at times, its overall message is clear: without meaningful reform, younger generations will continue to bear an unfair economic burden.”

5-stars ***** “The book delivers powerful, research-backed content that highlights an essential matter of our time. While data density makes the book occasionally difficult to read, it does not outweigh the critical importance of the book.”

4-stars **** “It is clear that the past generation did not just have things easy for them, but they are unfortunately dismissive of the increased financial strain faced by the younger generation.”

5-stars ***** “The book holds immense value for economists, policymakers, and all those who want to comprehend the UK economic system more deeply. Reading this book presents a difficult yet essential task that demands you face avoided realities while examining the extensive consequences of generational unfairness.”

5-stars ***** "I enjoyed reading this book because the author employed clear language and well-structured arguments, making complex economic concepts understandable. His use of anecdotes alongside statistical evidence enriches the narrative, allowing me to connect emotionally with the material while also grasping its analytical depth”

5-stars ***** “I love this book; it underlines the political manipulation and the short-termism that created the systemic inequality between generations.”

5-stars ***** “There are so many lies that have been peddled over the years by the media concerning the rise in the living standards of young people in the UK, but this book has shone its light on these untruths and revealed how the ability to make wealth has been taken away from the younger generations and left with the baby boomers.”

5-stars ***** “This book is eye-opening, enlightening, and thought-provoking, which I believe were the goals of the author when he put this book together, and these goals were achieved.”

5-stars ***** “A lot of research must have gone into writing this book, which I applaud the author for, and it is quite obvious because the author gave different proofs to back his claims in the form of quotes, publications, charts, graphs, and much more.”

5-stars ***** “'Intergenerational Theft' is an exceptional economic book. The messages in the book are very detailed and insightful. I like the book because of the quality of research by the author. I do not find anything to dislike about the book. The title of the book is a positive aspect of the book. There are no negative aspects to the book. The editing is perfect. I rate the book a solid 5 out of 5 stars. Every adult will benefit significantly from the book.”

5-stars ***** “I love this book as it provides for the consequences related to intergenerational theft and also proposes the solutions on how young people can deal with the Intergenerational Theft by calling them to action.”

5-stars ***** “I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars as it is a good book and has evidence based points whereby Daniel uses charts, tables and graphs to demonstrate research findings.”

5-stars ***** ““Intergenerational Theft” by Daniel Anthony Harrison is an exciting book that offers a well researched and data-driven analysis of the profound economic injustice facing younger generations in the UK. This literary work by Harrison presents a wise and compelling picture of how government policies have systematically favored the baby boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) at the expense of younger generations (Generation X, Millennials, and Gen Z).”

5-stars ***** “Using a robust evidence-based approach, the author demonstrates that the standard of living for younger generations has continuously declined compared to that of the baby boomers. The younger generations are at the sharp end of the cost of living crisis, struggling with student debts, trapped at home, or paying most of their salaries in extortionate rent for a shared house (with getting on the housing ladder or having children being just out of the question). If you are experiencing the same, then you simply must read this book.”

5-stars ***** “The author skilfully exposes the underlying causes of this intergenerational theft imbalance, tracing it back to the deliberate government policies designed to cater to the economic interests of the baby boomer demographic. From housing policies that keep prices higher to pander to the home-owning majority to the triple lock on pensions that saddle future generations with massive debts. This book provides a comprehensive and worrying indictment of the systemic bias inherent in the UK's economic landscape.”

5-stars ***** “This book is a must-read for UK's policymakers, economists, academics, and anyone concerned with the long-term well-being and prospects of the UK's youth. I don't have any dislikes about this book; its well-written and exceptional editing makes a strong case for the author's thesis. There are only a few minor errors noted in the book, which do not alter the author's intended message or the flow of information, prompting me to gladly rate this book a deserving 5 out of 5 stars.”

5-stars ***** “The book Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Anthony Harrison is comprehensive in its scope. It goes beyond what its cover promises, introducing topics essential for understanding the economic forces and challenges younger generations face. The author provides cogent, well-supported analyses of how policies and decisions over the past few decades have shaped the struggles of young people.”

5-stars ***** “The book is an excellent read because it explains, in clear and concise language, why things are so much harder for young people today. It supports its claims with well-cited, independent evidence throughout. What amazes me most is how thoroughly the author connects various economic forces, illustrating how they influence our lives.”

5-stars ***** “I appreciate the book’s tone, which is unapologetically critical yet hopeful. The author not only highlights the problems but also proposes practical solutions, calling for bold changes to address intergenerational inequities. I especially liked how the author explained the barriers between the older and younger generations. Harrison details how policy biases against younger people have resulted in an enormous wealth transfer from the young to the older generation, leaving the former with limited say and reduced life chances.”

5-stars ***** “What makes the book particularly engaging is how Harrison blends hard data with personal stories and observations. I give this book a 5 out of 5 stars for being readable, engaging, and educational. I recommend it to anyone interested in societal and economic changes and to those who believe their actions can reshape relationships between generations, fostering hope for a better future.”

5-stars ***** “I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend this book to readers seeking an insightful analysis of generational inequality, exploring economic disparities and advocating for fairness between Baby Boomers and younger generations.”

5-stars ***** “5 out of 5 stars because it effectively exposes how the intergenerational social contract is broken and the pandering to the baby boomer generation."

5-stars ***** “The book also takes apart the ‘Ponzi property’ model by analyzing how the real estate market serves older generations and offers bankruptcy or substandard housing to younger people. Furthermore, whereas neoliberal orthodoxy posited an agenda of continually enhanced standards of living, it exposes how successive policies have systematically negatively affected young generations.”

5-stars ***** “I was very much elated to have read Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Harrison. It's a great book, and it has a lot to talk about.“

5-stars ***** “I really liked how the author didn’t just talk about the problems; he also shared ideas on how to make the future better. The author encouraged young people to get involved in politics to learn how the government works to help create change. The book talks about national debt, taxes, and inflation. The author explains them in simple terms, which makes it easy to understand and very commendable. Instead of just blaming others, he teaches that everyone needs to work together to fix these problems. This made the book very interesting.”

5-stars ***** “I got to learn how the government of the United Kingdom runs its people. I also liked how the author is open to speaking the truth about the government, which is a rare topic to be mentioned by the majority. It is a nice thing to speak out about the things people are facing in order to come out with a discussion or rather a solution.”

5-stars ***** “This is quite an amazing book with so much revelation of the intergenerational theft that is going on. There are lots more that would awe you as you read further.”

5-stars ***** “I did not find anything to dislike in this book. It is very informative, educational, well-edited, and simple to understand. The charts and examples used in the book helped me understand some things without feeling confused. I found no errors in the book.”

5-stars ***** “I learned new insights and refreshed my understanding of political and economic trends and principles that I had either forgotten or not fully grasped before. The book is an excellent read because it explains, in clear and concise language, why things are so much harder for young people today. It supports its claims with well-cited, independent evidence throughout. What amazes me most is how thoroughly the author connects various economic forces, illustrating how they influence our lives.”

5-stars ***** “I must commend the author of this book for the wonderful insights.”

5-stars ***** “The analysis of the shifting affluence between recent generations in Britain is particularly striking.”

5-stars ***** “I would rate this book five out of five stars. I also would recommend this book to those interested in politics and economics.”

5-stars ***** "My rating is 5 out of 5. I give it a perfect score mainly because of the importance of this book; even with my suggestions for improvement this did not detract from the stars since I believe everyone should read this book. This sentence for me is the feeling after reading the book: my generation probably won't be able to leave anything to their children if they have any."

5-stars ***** "Economically, our generation (I'm 26 years old and I consider myself Gen Z) is being robbed of the right to own a home and reach milestones. Daniel Anthony Harrison helps us understand that currently the life milestones are not as they used to be before 1970."

5-stars ***** "The title is very impactful, as is the content. I mean INTERGENERATIONAL THEFT: The £15 TRILLION UK Government Policy Bias That Makes Baby Boomers Undeservingly Rich By Stealing From Generation X, Gen Y (Millennials), Gen Z (Zoomers) & Future Generations is a really interesting title. In my opinion, anyone between 25 and 35 years old should read it."

The £15 Trillion UK Government Policy Bias That Makes Baby Boomers Undeservingly Rich By Stealing From Generation X, Gen Y (Millennials), Gen Z (Zoomers) & Future Generations

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5-stars ***** "Astoundingly good exposé of our boomer biased government, economy and society."

5-stars ***** "I found this to be a real 5-star read: eye-opening, powerful, with so much to think about. Superbly recommended!"

5-stars ***** "This evidence-based masterpiece concretely proves through countless tables, charts and reputable sources, that the blame for falling living standards is definitively caused by decades of government favoring the baby boomers at the expense of young working people."

5-stars ***** "If you're into social justice, economics, or if you simply want to learn why things seem so hard these days for the young, then this is your book. Equally perfect for teachers and policy makers wanting to make some sense out of this mess we find ourselves in."

5-stars ***** "It's raw; it's honest. The frustration and anger of youth who have to clean up after a financial mess-now that brought me right back to how it was, trying to make ends meet in a system that's against you."

5-stars ***** "Highly recommended, if you want to truly understand why the economy is rigged against the young."

5-stars ***** "This book really goes deep into the wealth gap between generations, showing how laws and changes in society have been made to help the baby boomers while leaving the rest of us behind. Discussion of unaffordable housing, precarious jobs, and other broader economic challenges facing us today really hit home."

5-stars ***** "It’s a damning indictment of our news agenda that this massive issue doesn’t get the coverage it deserves. "

5-stars ***** "Most stuck with me-the way he simplified it all, even the most complicated economic notions, into a very understandable, relatable manner via straightforward writings and sound research. In his arguments, he supports his say with facts, which to me created quite a bit of confidence in his arguments. This is analytical but not at all dry, which, let's be real, is no easy feat to achieve."

5-stars ***** "Needs to be said."

5-stars ***** "A very necessary read for everyone." ...and this is from a baby boomer!