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Family Finance Surveys User Conference 2021

14 Jul 2021 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Online
Conferences
Family finance

Are you interested in research on family finances? Do you want to know the latest developments in family finance data from UK social surveys?

The annual Family Finance Surveys User Conference features a mix of updates from data producers of the key UK Surveys on family finances and research presentations based on analyses of the data.

This one-day conference is organised by the UK Data Service in collaboration with the Department for Work and Pensions and the Office for National Statistics. The event will be held online and is free to attend.

The surveys include the Family Resources Survey, Living Costs and Food Survey, Wealth and Assets Survey and Understanding Society.

The research presentations will feature current research on the themes of:

  • poverty
  • wealth accumulation and transmission
  • spending patterns
  • tax receipts.

Follow the event on Twitter: #UKDSFamilyFinance21

Event resources

Programme

Research paper abstracts

Presentation: Developments in FRS fieldwork during Covid, Elizabeth Hargreaves

Presentation: Update on the Family Resources Survey, HBAI, and Income Dynamics, Justyna Owen, Neil Sorensen and Helen Smith

Presentation: Improving the coherence of GSS income and earning statistics, Ainslie Woods

Presentation: A Year of COVID: Widening Labour Market and Financial Inequalities Through the Crisis, Paul Fisher

Presentation: Trends in Intergenerational Home Ownership and Wealth Transmission, Jo Blanden

Presentation: Intergenerational wealth transmission in Great Britain, Ricky Kanabar

Presentation: Spending patterns at older ages and implications for ‘pension freedoms’, Heidi Karjalainen

Presentation: Young adults living in the parental home: a statistical profile, Juliet Stone

Presentation: Combining survey and administrative data to create representative real-time poverty estimates, Mary-Alice Doyle

Presentation: Exploring the changing poverty risk facing children in larger families in the UK, Kitty Stewart

Presentation: Changes to data collection for ONS finance surveys since COVID-19, Jo Bulman

Presentation: Improving FRS income data for improved tax policy analysis, Becky Milne

Presentation: Social origin and wealth accumulation patterns among the younger generation in Britain, Ellie Suh