Tackling inequality starts with making those at the top pay their fair share. If billionaires paid a little more in taxes (it’s just a drop in the ocean for them), that money could fund healthcare, education, fair wages, and protection from the climate crisis.

A 2% tax on extreme wealth over £10 million could raise £24 billion every year. Our leaders are choosing to let billionaire wealth skyrocket. Their policies aren’t just failing us – they’re deepening an inequality crisis. It’s time to demand they tax the super-rich and create a fairer future for everyone.

So, are you in? It’s time to tax the super-rich. Join the fight for a fairer future.

The gap between the super-rich and the rest of us is out of control. At this rate, we’ll have five trillionaires in the next decade — meanwhile, from the UK to Nepal and Kenya to Brazil, people are struggling to make ends meet. In fact, poverty levels have barely budged since 1990. None of us can accept this level of inequality. 

A system that allows billionaires and their unchecked, unearned wealth is causing serious damage, and we're all picking up the tab: battling soaring living costs, underfunded public services, and the worst effects of the climate crisis.

Here’s the thing: we don’t have to accept an unequal system that values billionaire wealth above people and the planet. There’s another way—a way that prioritises fairness, sustainability, and equality.

Together, we can change the system and create a fairer world. We’ll be in touch with ways you can make a difference. From supporting our campaigns to help close the wealth gap, to helping hold world leaders to account on urgent climate action, or acting in solidarity with communities pushing for their rights. Together, we can change the system and create a fairer world, join us today.