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Family Finance Surveys User Conference 2023

10 Jul 2023 9:45 am - 3:30 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?

Join us for the annual Family Finance Surveys User Conference.

Organised by the UK Data Service in collaboration with the Department for Work and Pensions and the Office for National Statistics, this one-day event will be online and free to attend.

This year’s programme includes:

  • the latest updates from the teams behind key UK surveys on family finances and household finance statistics
  • themed research sessions on wealth and debt and poverty and benefits
  • a keynote session from Peter Matejic, Chief Analyst at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, who will discuss using the family finance surveys to understand and tackle poverty and the cost of living crisis.

Surveys include the Family Resources Survey and Households Below Average Income, Living Costs and Food Survey, Wealth and Assets Survey, and Understanding Society.

To register your place for the conference click Book Now.

Follow the event on Twitter: #UKDSFamilyFinance23

Event resources

Programme (PDF)

Abstracts (PDF)

Survey updates (ONS), John Marais, Beth Jones, Danielle Watson, Michael Cole and Lee Colvin

Survey updates (ONS) recording (YouTube)

Parental homeownership and education: the implications for offspring wealth inequality in GB., Ricky Kanabar

The gender gap in pension saving in the UK, Laurence O’Brien

Who is over indebted in Britain: evidence from the Wealth and Assets Survey, Jonathan Crook

Debt and wealth recording (YouTube)

Keynote speaker: Key data infrastructure: how JRF uses survey data to understand and work out ways to reduce poverty, Peter Matejic

Keynote recording (YouTube)

Survey updates (DWP), Mark Vaughan, Natalie Lloyd, Lorraine Pearson, Aliyah Simjee, John Bilverstone and Helen Smith

Survey updates (DWP) recording (YouTube)

The policy and the reality of effective marginal tax rates – is there a difference?, Mary-Alice Doyle

Poverty and benefits recording (YouTube)