MoneySaving Poll: The MoneySavingExpert.com Annual Census

jeffkey1

So the majority on this board are white, married, female with kids living in the SE of England with a Degree.

Is this a reflection of the group of people who are proactive in money saving matters.

Probably not news to the Financial Organisations Advertising agencies.

GreenQueen

...except for the region I live in and I'm not quite full time. All my other answers fit with the most popular answers.

I need to go out and do something wildly unexpected - actually I'm not really surprised at being "normal"!

GQ

kathrynha

GreenQueen wrote: »

...except for the region I live in and I'm not quite full time. All my other answers fit with the most popular answers.

Same here, although if you take my 30 hours a week of paid work, and 10+ hours a week of voluntary work I am technically full time.

Also I'm not normal on religion (I'm Christian - other) and crisp flavour, my second favourite flavour is the most popular.

Got to say, I expected there to be more males than females.

brewerdave

Must admit ,in view of my experiences of questions and answers in the forums, I also expected the majority to be male.

Consumerist

torbrex wrote: »

When it came to Employment status, I had to put part-time as it was the closest thing to 'Casual labour on zero hour contract' that I could see.

Now that would also be an interesting statistic. Just what proportion of employed people are on these dratted zero-hour contracts?

Narc0lepsy

I've got a range of food intolerances including potato, so I can't actually eat crisps.........

LameWolf

It would have been nice to see Pagan given it's own tick-box under religion:( - there's a lot of us about, you know!;)

And I dislike crisps._pale_

squashnut

I had to say married no children although I have two - they're just not under 18, but I'm sure they have an impact on the amount of money I have available!!!:o

happyinflorida

squashnut wrote: »

I had to say married no children although I have two - they're just not under 18, but I'm sure they have an impact on the amount of money I have available!!!:o

Oh no - have I answered this incorrectly then?! :eek:

I'm married with two "kids" who are 18 (in full time education) and 22 - both still live at home.

eileenfromplaistow

What about us crinklies who would like to work (albeit part time) but end up looking after grandchildren, so their children can work to afford houses etc?.............