New research from Next Steps shows that women of your generation earn less than men in the same types of jobs, even when they have similar levels of education and work experience. 

University graduates earn more than non-graduates, but not as much as they used to, findings from Next Steps and another similar study suggest. 

A recent study using Next Steps has revealed disparities in how young people access healthcare services, with those in less affluent neighbourhoods facing longer waits for emergency treatment and making less use of outpatient care.  

New findings from Next Steps show that while one in two of your generation would definitely like to start a family in the future, only one in four are currently trying to conceive.  

Next Steps Age 32 Survey information is now available to researchers. Thank you so much to the more than 7,000 of you who took part.

New research based on Next Steps, and five other national and regional studies, has highlighted the emotional toll of long Covid.

Researchers have found that a decline in life satisfaction may be partly explained by changes in when people are reaching big life milestones.

Evidence from Next Steps has shown that changes to the student loans system in England will hit the pockets of people who are already disadvantaged the hardest.

Research based on Next Steps has provided new evidence on reducing regional inequalities.

A study using Next Steps data has found that being excluded from school as a teenager can impact people’s physical and mental health into adulthood.