J JUL - 25-JUL 2016 HOUSEHOLD FINANCES RESEARCH
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1 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 In terms of your finances, how often if at all, do you and your household find yourselves without enough money to buy enough food? BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN Page Aug 0 GENDER WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) FE MALE MALE (a) (b) (c) (d) AGE (e) (f) + ETHNICITY NON WHITE WHITE (p) (q) SOCIAL GRADE AB C C DE (l) (m) (n) (o) Unweighted Base 0 Every week h dfg h i lm p Every few weeks dh i Once every few months 0 ij lm Once or twice a year gh %j mo Less often % gh %gh h h m 0 p Never 0% e ce 0%ce cd e k 0% 0 no o o 0% q Don't know efg h l p Prefer not to say % % % NET: Ever 0 fg h 0 h fg h h h i % l lm n 0%p Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
2 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 In terms of your finances, how often if at all, do you and your household find yourselves without enough money to buy enough food? BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN Page Aug 0 WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) GENDER FE MALE MALE (a) (b) (c) (d) AGE (e) (f) + ETHNICITY NON WHITE WHITE (p) (q) SOCIAL GRADE AB C C DE (l) (m) (n) (o) 0 NET: Every few weeks or more % dfh 0 dfh %i % lmn % Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
3 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 In terms of your finances, how often if at all, do you and your household find yourselves without enough money to buy enough food? BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN Page Aug 0 Unweighted Base Every week Every few weeks Once every few months Once or twice a year Less often Never Don't know Prefer not to say NET: Ever % GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION AREA LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) 0 MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH 0 SUB OWNED BEING OUT BO RIGHT UGHT BY ON A REN HOUS MOR TED EHOLD TGAGE (k) (l) (m) 00 MORT GAGE/ RURAL OWNED (i) (j) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) 0 RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) 0 c j lm l c c h %l % ac abc % % j l % %l 0 00 %d bd 0% bd g gh k 0% mn no o a i j l f f f hi i % j % lm % 0 ac c c %j l lm l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
4 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 In terms of your finances, how often if at all, do you and your household find yourselves without enough money to buy enough food? BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN Page Aug 0 GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH AREA SUB MORT GAGE/ REN OWNED TED (j) (k) RURAL (i) BEING BO UGHT ON A MOR TGAGE (m) OWNED OUT RIGHT BY HOUS EHOLD (l) RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) 0 NET: Every few weeks or more %c % 0 j lm %lm Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
5 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 In terms of your finances, how often if at all, do you and your household find yourselves without enough money to buy enough food? BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN Page Aug 0 Unweighted Base Every week Every few weeks Once every few months Once or twice a year Less often Never Don't know Prefer not to say NET: Ever NET: Every few weeks or more % MARITAL STATUS MAR/ WID/ LIVI SI DIV/ NG AS NGLE SEP CHILDREN IN NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD (d) % + YES NO (e) (f) (i) 0 % i INCOME 00 UP TO 000 PLUS (j) (k) (l) 0 %l a %l i % d 0 0 % c % %d i % % 0 0 %b b g g h 0% j e e l ac de %i %l %a i kl Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c d/e/f/g h/i j/k/l Overlap formulae used.
6 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 Can I just check, is your work currently on a zero hours contract, where your employer does not guarantee any particular amount of work/pay, but requires you to make yourself available for work at particular times? BASE: ALL WORKING ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN, NOT INCLUDING SELFEMPLOYED Page Aug 0 GENDER WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) FE MALE MALE (a) (b) (c) (d) AGE (e) (f) + ETHNICITY NON WHITE WHITE (p) (q) SOCIAL GRADE AB C C DE (l) (m) (n) (o) Unweighted Base 0 0 Yes, zero hours contract 0 f f 0%i % No, not zero hours contract % cd eg k 0% 0%q Don't know % f % % p Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q ; very small base (under 0) ineligible for sig testing
7 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 Can I just check, is your work currently on a zero hours contract, where your employer does not guarantee any particular amount of work/pay, but requires you to make yourself available for work at particular times? BASE: ALL WORKING ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN, NOT INCLUDING SELFEMPLOYED Page Aug 0 GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH AREA SUB MORT GAGE/ REN OWNED TED (j) (k) RURAL (i) BEING BO UGHT ON A MOR TGAGE (m) OWNED OUT RIGHT BY HOUS EHOLD (l) RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) Unweighted Base 0 0 Yes, zero hours contract % % No, not zero hours contract b 0% 0% bd 0 0 % 0%k % n Don't know a a j %m m Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o ; very small base (under 0) ineligible for sig testing
8 J00 JUL JUL 0 Table XF0 Can I just check, is your work currently on a zero hours contract, where your employer does not guarantee any particular amount of work/pay, but requires you to make yourself available for work at particular times? BASE: ALL WORKING ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN, NOT INCLUDING SELFEMPLOYED Page Aug 0 MARITAL STATUS MAR/ WID/ LIVI SI DIV/ NG AS NGLE SEP NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD + (d) (e) (f) CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD YES NO (i) INCOME 00 UP TO 000 PLUS (j) (k) (l) Unweighted Base 0 Yes, zero hours contract 0 % a % % No, not zero hours contract 0 Don't know Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c d/e/f/g h/i j/k/l ; very small base (under 0) ineligible for sig testing
9 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) GENDER FE MALE MALE (a) (b) (c) (d) AGE (e) (f) + ETHNICITY NON WHITE WHITE (p) (q) SOCIAL GRADE AB C C DE (l) (m) (n) (o) Unweighted Base 0 AGE % % 0%def gh 0 i % l 0 p 0%cef gh j % j 0%cdf gh 0 j j 0%m p 0%cde gh j % o o 0%o 0 0%cde fh GENDER MALE 0%b 0% 0% 0%cde fg j ik 0 0% % % 0% % 0 %q Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
10 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 GENDER AGE WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE + KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) FE MALE MALE FEMALE 0%a 0% (d) (e) (f) 0 0% GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION EAST MIDLANDS 0 % % % EASTERN 0 % % % LONDON 0 NORTH EAST gh cf % gh 0 h NORTH WEST 0 e SCOTLAND SOUTH EAST SOUTH WEST 0 WALES e e 0 e 0 % e e SOCIAL GRADE ETHNICITY NON AB C C DE WHITE WHITE (l) (m) (n) (o) (p) (q) % % % i % % 0%ij % % % 0 e % % lm 0 l % % % p % q no no m q 0 lm m %q o o q 0 %q % l %q Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
11 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 GENDER AGE WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE + KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) FE MALE MALE (d) (e) (f) WEST MIDLANDS % YORKS AND HUMBR 0 0 % CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD AGED 0 AGED 0 AGED 0 NONE < INCOME UP TO 00 b % a fg %cf h gh gh cg h gh cfg h cd fgh gh cd gh %e e SOCIAL GRADE ETHNICITY NON AB C C DE WHITE WHITE (l) (m) (n) (o) (p) (q) 0 0 % % i i %h j % j gh j 0 0%cdg j j h e cd cd ef efg ce f cde f 0% ik 0% % i % 0 0 0%f cf i % l p 0 m p % m p p q l l lm n l l l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
12 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) GENDER FE MALE MALE (a) (b) (c) (d) AGE (e) (f) + ETHNICITY NON WHITE WHITE (p) (q) AB (l) SOCIAL GRADE C C (m) (n) DE (o) PLUS SOCIAL GRADE AB b % % 0 h %ch %cd gh c cd h 0%ch 0%c 0% jk j 0% 0% mn o 0%mno o o % 0%q C % % 0% 0 0%e 0%lno % C 0 ij 0%lmo 0% DE NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD 0% 0% f f c f c 0 ce f 0 cd efg %i 0%i l 0%lm n lm q 0% %ce 0 %e cd ef cd ef i 0 0% 0 0% %q h h dg h 0 gh h j 0 0 Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
13 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 GENDER WORKING STATUS ZERO NOT HOURS WOR WOR WORKE KING KING RS (i) (j) (k) FE MALE MALE (a) (b) (c) (d) AGE (e) (f) + ETHNICITY NON WHITE WHITE (p) (q) SOCIAL GRADE AB C C DE (l) (m) (n) (o) 0 0 dg h gh gh gh h j + gh gh gh gh %h 0 j %j m %p Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k l/m/n/o p/q
14 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH AREA SUB MORT GAGE/ REN OWNED TED (j) (k) RURAL (i) BEING BO UGHT ON A MOR TGAGE (m) OWNED OUT RIGHT BY HOUS EHOLD (l) RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) Unweighted Base AGE % % % j %l l lm 0 0 c h 0 j 0 l lm lm %f af f ab cf af hi 0 %l l 0%l bd 0% 0 0% k 0 0 ln o d 0 d d 0 k 0 mn o + GENDER MALE 0% d 0 0% ab d g 0%k 0 0%mno 0 lo mo % 0 Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
15 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH AREA SUB MORT GAGE/ REN OWNED TED (j) (k) RURAL (i) BEING BO UGHT ON A MOR TGAGE (m) OWNED OUT RIGHT BY HOUS EHOLD (l) RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) 0 FEMALE GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION EAST MIDLANDS 0 0 acd ef 0% 0 % h m % %m % EASTERN 0 % 0 acd ef g 0 g 0 k 0 o o LONDON 0%abc ef hi % 0 j l l l NORTH EAST bcd ef g g NORTH WEST bcd ef %i i k n n 0 % SCOTLAND 0%abc df % 0 o o Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
16 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 SOUTH EAST SOUTH WEST WALES WEST MIDLANDS YORKS AND HUMBR GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION AREA LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH abd ef abd ef acd ef 0 0 bcd ef CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD AGED 0 f AGED f % SUB OWNED OUT RIGHT BY REN HOUS TED EHOLD (k) (l) MORT GAGE/ RURAL OWNED (i) (j) 0 gi g 0 g g % 0%abc g gh % de h % h 0 % ac hi % j f 0 cf j % RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) BEING BO UGHT ON A MOR TGAGE (m) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) 0 % l l l 0%l 0 l 0 l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
17 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH AREA SUB MORT GAGE/ REN OWNED TED (j) (k) RURAL (i) BEING BO UGHT ON A MOR TGAGE (m) OWNED OUT RIGHT BY HOUS EHOLD (l) RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) 0 AGED c 0%c c h %ln o 0 l l NONE < INCOME UP TO 0%d d d bd ab de ab cde 0 g %g 0 k 0% j 0 mn o 0 m %lm o m %ac d g 0 m mo 000 PLUS SOCIAL GRADE AB 0%f 0 f bf 0%f % % 0 k %k 0 n no ln o no n C 0%e e 0%e %e e k 0 n n n Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
18 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 LON SCOT DON LAND WALES (d) (e) (f) MID NORTH LANDS SOUTH C a DE c NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD 0% 0%d d %d d f + f cef GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION AREA SUB MORT GAGE/ REN RURAL OWNED TED (i) (j) (k) 0 %ab cdf 0 ab j cd bd d bd 0% 0% %d d % g g k f %ab h 0%j cf 0%cef hi % % RE LOCAL AUTH ORITY (n) OWNED BEING OUT BO RIGHT UGHT BY ON A HOUS MOR EHOLD TGAGE (l) (m) RE A PR IVATE LAND LORD (o) 0 %l m % lm lm o 0 mo % mo mn % 0% o 0 0 l l l ln l ln 0 l l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c/d/e/f g/h/i j/k l/m/n/o
19 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 MARITAL STATUS MAR/ WID/ LIVI SI DIV/ NG AS NGLE SEP Unweighted Base AGE + GENDER MALE FEMALE % c ac CHILDREN IN NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD (d) + YES NO (e) (f) (i) 0 % de 0 de INCOME 00 UP TO 000 PLUS (j) (k) (l) c ac d i 0 0%c c % % % de de i 0%j 0 b % %de de i jk b % b g fg 0%h b 0 ab ef g 0 fg % h 0%l l 0 0 0%c c h % %jk 0 0% ab i l l GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION EAST MIDLANDS 0 0 % Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c d/e/f/g h/i j/k/l Overlap formulae used.
20 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page 0 Aug 0 EASTERN LONDON NORTH EAST NORTH WEST SCOTLAND SOUTH EAST SOUTH WEST WALES WEST MIDLANDS YORKS AND HUMBR 0 % 0 MARITAL STATUS MAR/ WID/ LIVI SI DIV/ NG AS NGLE SEP b CHILDREN IN NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD (d) 0 % d + YES NO (e) (f) (i) % % INCOME 00 UP TO 000 PLUS (j) (k) (l) % 0 % de de i j 0 0 %d %d % 0 % % j % % % 0 a g % % h 0 % g g % % ab fg g %h l l 0 de i % f 0 0 a % l l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c d/e/f/g h/i j/k/l Overlap formulae used.
21 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN J00 JUL JUL 0 Page Aug 0 MARITAL STATUS MAR/ WID/ LIVI SI DIV/ NG AS NGLE SEP CHILDREN IN NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD (d) + YES NO (e) (f) (i) CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD AGED 0 bc 0%de de i f INCOME 00 UP TO 000 PLUS (j) (k) (l) AGED 0 bc %c de de i j j f AGED c % d de 0%de i j f NONE < 0 0% a a 0%ef b g fg g % 0%h kl INCOME UP TO 0 0 a ab ef % h 0%kl g 00 a 0%ef 0%jl g 000 PLUS bc d d d %i 0%jk SOCIAL GRADE AB 0 0 bc d %d d 0% % j jk Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c d/e/f/g h/i j/k/l Overlap formulae used.
22 Table BASE: ALL ADULTS AGED + IN GREAT BRITAIN C C DE MARITAL STATUS MAR/ WID/ LIVI SI DIV/ NG AS NGLE SEP NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD 0% + 0% 0 bc c 0%c 0 c a a 0 0 c c a a b NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD (d) %ef g 0%efg (e) 0 0%dfg J00 JUL JUL 0 (f) d 0%deg + 0 %de f de f CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD YES 0% % i %i i NO (i) h 00 h 0 INCOME 00 UP TO 000 PLUS (j) (k) (l) kl kl l l % j 0 jk Page Aug 0 Proportions/Means: Columns Tested ( risk level) a/b/c d/e/f/g h/i j/k/l Overlap formulae used.
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