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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

ONS Omnibus Survey, February 1998

Variable Details

Variablespec14
LabelPlease specify other reason
Responses
"hardly worth it at my age" 1
1applied to my building soc for insurance ane waiting to hear 1
Charity/house provider has policy. 1
Council have not yet renewed following change of property 1
No way of paying By instalments in cash only 1
always had premises alarmed 1
bad area refused insureance high risk area 1
can't afford it 1
cancelled when house up for sale 1
cant aford it 1
cnat afford it 1
does not like to rely on others 1
don't bother 1
dont believe in it 1
dont have it in malaysia 1
dont like paying insurances 1
have not bothered - been in england 4 months, and rent property and havent bothe 1
haven't thought about it 1
ins co. reqd hse ass to replace windows and doors to make secure 1
insurers don't like the estate 1
landlord has insurance not sure what 1
laziness 1
need weekly payments 1
never had 1
never thought about it 1
nil 1
not possible,shared entrance 1
not though it necessary 1
overall policy of sheltered accommodation covers contents of all flats 1
property i own insured by mfg 1
see note 1
see note for M195-13 1
this place furnished dss flat 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationONS Omnibus Survey, February 1998
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