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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Family Resources Survey, 2011-2012

Variable Details

VariableACCOUNT
LabelAccount Type
Responses
1 Current account 32646
2 NSB Ordinary account 714
3 NSB Investment account 620
4 Not Used 0
5 Savings, investments etc 13711
6 Government Gilt Edged Stock 146
7 Unit/Investment Trusts 935
8 Stocks,Shares, Bonds etc 4266
9 PEP 0
10 National Savings capital bonds 143
11 Index Linked National Savings Certificates 323
12 Fixed Interest National Savings Certificates 139
13 Pensioners Guaranteed Bonds 32
14 SAYE 74
15 Premium bonds 5339
16 National Savings income bonds 113
17 National Savings deposit bonds 41
18 First Option bonds 7
19 Yearly Plan 14
21 ISA 11974
22 Profit sharing 119
23 Company Share Option Plans 605
24 Member of Share Club 26
25 Fixd Rate Svngs Bonds/Grntd Incm Bonds/Grntd Growth Bonds 275
26 GEB 48
27 Basic Account 1828
28 Credit Unions 529
29 Endowment Policy Not Linked 362
30 Post Office Card Account 1733
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamily Resources Survey, 2011-2012
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