Boileau
Britishnoun
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Bee Boileau, a research economist at IFS, said the Treasury faced "some unavoidably tough choices".
From BBC
Bee Boileau, research economist at the IFS and an author of the report, says some are back with parents owing to a financial shock, but many simply can't afford to live independently.
From BBC
"For some, living with parents provides an opportunity to build up savings more quickly than if they were renting – which is an especially valuable advantage in high-cost places like London," said Bee Boileau, research economist at IFS and an author of the report.
From BBC
"This is a serious change," IFS research economist Beatrice Boileau says.
From BBC
“I was so nervous,” Boileau said.
From New York Times
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