more national insurance, that does not apply to the very oldest workers above pension age, but making changes to national insurance... it looks to be a lot of people like this is another example of the generation who did not enjoy the best advantages of public services, and will see a lower amount spent proportionally on public services than perhaps the grandparent�*s generation or even their patient was my generation, being penalised for the decisions that arguably every other generation should have to pay the share for. other generation should have to pay the share for-— the share for. naturally but when our grandparents _ the share for. naturally but when our grandparents were _ the share for. naturally but when our grandparents were 18 - the share for. naturally but when our grandparents were 18 or - the share for. naturally but when our grandparents were 18 or 19, l our grandparents were 18 or 19, almost none of them went to higher education. now more than half of people go to higher education. it is much more expensive. it is also the case that half of people still don't go to higher education, and if you expect taxpayers, all taxpayers to pick up the tab, that means people who have had no benefit directly from higher education picking up the
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