Sunday, Jul 27, 2008
14% of mortgages are unaffordable...?
Ipsos MORI: Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt Survey
14% said 'certain, very likely or fairly likely' in response to Q5) "You will not be able to keep up with your mortgage payments"
Posted by mark wadsworth @ 12:29 AM (616 views) Add Comment
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1. jonb said...
And how many of the people who said they wouldn't have problems with mortgage payments said that because they rent and therefore don't have mortgage payments? "Don't have a mortgage" should have been one of the answers to this question.
2. mark wadsworth said...
They were excluded from the sample -
3. martin said...
Excluded or deluded!
4. buctootim said...
The no mortgage group werent excluded - they are the 36% for whom it is N/A. This means the real number in trouble is 21%.
5. mark wadsworth said...
Buctootin, genius. The Times reported 21% were worried about their mortgage, which is presumably 14 divided by (100 minus 36). actually that's nearer 22%, but hey.