3.2.1 Objective measures A variety of objective measures were included in the online questionnaire to gather as much information as possible from individuals on their financial circumstances. These measures included: ■ personal and household income ■ average amount of money saved each month ■ outstanding mortgage amount on property ■ outstanding debt on various sources of credit taken out in the last two years, eg personal or secured loans, student loans, goods from mail order catalogue or on HP etc. ■ outstanding debt on credit or store cards in the last 12 months ■ agreed overdraft limit on an overdraft facility. In addition to the above objective measures, employees were also asked about their experience of significant life events in the last three years, since literature shows clear links between these events and financial well‐being. For example, purchasing a property or becoming a parent is reported to have direct implications not only for people’s personal income but also for their household income. Therefore, the questionnaire covered a range of significant life events falling under four broad categories as follows: ■ education, house purchases/repairs etc. ■ marriage and children ■ changes in personal circumstances, including job loss, reductions in working time, health problems etc. ■ family members having an impact on finances, such as death or retirement of partner, marriage of children etc.
3.2.1 Objective measures A variety of objective measures were included in the online questionnaire to gather as much information as possible from individuals on their financial circumstances. These measures included: ■ personal and household income ■ average amount of money saved each month ■ outstanding mortgage amount on property ■ outstanding debt on various sources of credit taken out in the last two years, eg personal or secured loans, student loans, goods from mail order catalogue or on HP etc. ■ outstanding debt on credit or store cards in the last 12 months ■ agreed overdraft limit on an overdraft facility. In additio n to the above objective measures, employees were also asked about their experience of significant life events in the last three years, since literature shows clear links between these events and financial well‐being. For example, purchasing a property or becoming a parent is reported to have direct implications not only for people’s personal income but also for their household income. Therefore, the questionnaire covered a range of significant life events falling under four broad categories as follows: ■ education, house purchases/repairs etc. ■ marriage and children ■ changes in personal circumstances, including job loss, reducti ส่วนเสริมไหมในเวลาการทำงานไหมไหมไหมไหม , ปัญหาสุขภาพรึเปล่า ฯลฯ อะไร■ครอบครัวสมาชิกรึเปล่า มีอะไรเหรอมีอะไรรึเปล่าในผลกระทบไหมเงิน ไหม เช่น อะไรเป็นอะไรตายไหมหรือไหมเกษียณไหมคู่หูอะไรไหม , แต่งงานไหมของไหมเด็กไหม ฯลฯ
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