Economic Progress

Here's how $13,000 could solve the generational wealth divide

People sunbathe in hot weather on Primrose Hill in London, Britain May 7, 2018. REUTERS/Simon Dawson

The wealth of most British 25-29 year olds would be more than doubled if they were given £10,000. Image: REUTERS/Simon Dawson

Will Martin
Markets Reporter, Business Insider UK
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