Family Resources Survey - Northern Ireland
Background
This survey collects detailed information on the incomes and circumstances of private households from April to March each year. The survey has been carried out in Great Britain since 1992, but 2002-03 saw the intoduction of Northern Ireland for the first time.
The survey contains information which will be of interest to researchers and analysts from a wide range of disciplines in both the public and private sectors. The database can be accessed through the Data Archive of the University of Essex.
In addition to the Northern Ireland Family Resources Survey publication the department produce five other publications from the survey data;
- Households Below Average Income - Northern Ireland
This report presents information on potential living standards as determined by disposable income. It covers both before and after Housing Costs, to take account of variations in housing costs that do not correspond to comparable variations in the quality of housing.
- Family Resources Survey (NI), Bulletin - Series 1: Urban & Rural
This report presents information collected from the FRS, analysed by urban and rural areas as defined by the Inter-departmental working group on Urban-Rural definition and settlement classification.
- Individual Incomes Series - Northern Ireland
This report presents information on weekly incomes of men and women in Northern Ireland by family type, source of income, age, marital status and employment status.
- Pensioners' Income Series - Northern Ireland
This series contains estimates of the levels and trends of pensioners' incomes by age and marital status.
- Income Related Benefits, Estimates of Take-Up - Northern Ireland
This report contains information on the take-up of the main income-related benefits in Northern Ireland: Income Support, Minimum Income Guarantee/Pension Credit, Housing Benefit and Jobseeker's Allowance (Income-Based).
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