MSE Poll: The MoneySavingExpert.com Annual Census

aintreemaid

mark5 wrote: »

I can't believe that many watch the BBC's version of the news.

I ticked that box but I don't watch BBC news - I listen to it on good old-fashioned radio! The pictures are much better!

Patti27

Scotland & Wales are countries not regions. If you can have regional options for England you can do the same for Scotland & Wales.
If I remember correctly, I mentioned this the last time too.

If you only want us to select 1 option, don't let us pick more than 1 tick box.

Kered

What's the highest level of qualifications you've got?

Surviving life into my fifties without any qualifications.

NaughtiusMaximus

Patti27 wrote: »

Scotland & Wales are countries not regions. If you can have regional options for England you can do the same for Scotland & Wales.
If I remember correctly, I mentioned this the last time too.

estimated 2015 UK population:
England - 54.8million
Scotland - 5.4 million
Wales - 3.1 million
NI - 1.9 million

On that basis it's perfectly reasonable to subdivide England into regions but not the other 3 countries of the UK.

DiscountofMonteCristo

So it seems the average is a straight white atheist woman aged 46 to 55, living in the south-east (but not London), with a degree, a marriage and kids and a full-time job that brings in £20,000 to £30,000, who gets her news from the BBC but wouldn't go on a TV show.