Personal Finance « Poll Category

12/April/2021

10/February/2021

Poll of young adults aged 16+ in the UK of their experiences with Buy Now Pay Later services

30/November/2020

Public polling on behalf of the Liberal Democrats

16/July/2020

10/June/2020

19/February/2020

A survey of British adults on behalf of R3 on the state of their personal finances

22/December/2018

A survey of 2,042 British Adults on behalf of R3 on the state of their personal finances.

2/October/2018

The aim of this research is to better understand the prices that people pay in essential markets. More specifically, it explores what people think and know about the “loyalty penalty” and “personalised pricing”, as well as the way that digital developments may be shaping the way that consumers engage with markets.

10/July/2018

A survey of 2,004 British Adults on behalf of R3 on the state of their personal finances.

26/June/2018

While concern for saving in later in life is high, few are paying into a pension or saving for later life.

17/November/2017

A survey of adults in Great Britain about unsolicited credit increases.

27/October/2017

Survey of 250 British adults aged 55+ who have entered pension drawdown since 6 April 2015 and have not purchased an annuity about their engagement with pension freedoms

14/September/2017

A survey of adults in Britain on behalf of Church Urban Fund on food poverty.

22/June/2017

A survey of IT decision-makers at UK businesses and a survey among the British public, conducted on behalf of Experian.

8/May/2017

A survey of British millennials on behalf of the PLSA on their awareness of their finances and their financial confidence.

1/March/2017

Survey of GB adults on behalf of R3 to track levels of debt and attitudes towards debt amongst British public.

16/February/2017

Survey of employees with Defined Contribution pensions for Big Society Capital.

7/December/2016

A series of weekly polls exploring the experiences of British consumers with regards to: winter savings, internet connectivity, supplier loyalty, electrical repairs and nuisance phone calls.

26/August/2016

Survey of British adults aged 18-35 on behalf of the PLSA on attitudes towards saving

23/August/2016

Survey of 501 British adults aged 55+ who accessed their defined contribution pensions after April 2015, on behalf of Citizens Advice

27/July/2016

Survey of the British public on the state of their personal finances on behalf of R3

23/February/2016

Poll of English and Welsh adults on their attitudes towards cuts in local services

13/February/2016

Survey of the British public on the state of their personal finances on behalf of R3

12/February/2016

Survey of 1,533 British parents of children aged 5-18 on their attitudes towards giving pocket money to their children, on behalf of Experian.

20/November/2015

Poll of 2,000 Britons for ITV News about tax credit cuts

17/June/2015

Public poll on renewable energy and pension investments for The Whitehouse Consultancy.

25/March/2015

Voting intention poll for the Daily Mail / ITV News

24/March/2015

Poll of 1,000 Britons aged over 55 who are not yet retired for MGM Advantage.

20/March/2015

Poll of the British public on attitudes towards energy efficiency regulation for the ECIU

17/March/2015

Poll of the British public on attitudes towards energy efficiency regulation for the ECIU

2/March/2015

Poll of 2,011 British adults for PLMR on what to do about the government's budget deficit.

1/December/2014

31/March/2014

ComRes interviewed 1,000 adults from the region covered by BBC Points West (Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire, Somerset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, North Dorset) aged 30-65 by telephone between 20^th February and 5^th March. Data were weighted to be representative of all adults aged 30-65 living in the region.

26/March/2014

ComRes interviewed 1,004 GB adults living in private rented housing online between 25th February and 3rd March 2014, for Generation Rent. Data were weighted to be representative of all GB adults living in private rented housing. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council.

17/March/2014

Methodology note: ComRes interviewed 1,019 London adults online between 10^th and 16^th March 2014. Data were weighted to be demographically representative of all London adults aged 18+. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.

15/May/2013

ComRes interviewed healthcare professionals on behalf of the AMRC

1/October/2012

A survey of the British public on the topic of financial fairness.

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Home for Good
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Faculty of Public Health
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Centre for Social Justice
Savanta ComRes were an absolute joy to work with. We needed a punchy poll-based story for the launch of the latest phase of our Choose Psychiatry recruitment campaign and Savanta ComRes delivered that in buckets, with the story getting national television, radio and print coverage as well as online.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists
Savanta ComRes help us produce data that our members value and allows us to communicate effectively to policymakers and the media about issues that are important to recruiters.

Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC)

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14 May

🚨NEW🚨

🔴Over half UK adults view Labour as the party of the working class (54%)

🟢Green Party most likely to be viewed as the party of the young (47%)

🔵Three in five view the Conservatives as the party of the affluent (61%) and the middle class (60%)

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13 May

Exclusive: Brits support decriminalisation of marijuana -and say it’s less harmful than alcohol

https://leftfootforward.org/2021/05/exclusive-brits-support-decriminalisation-of-marijuana-and-say-its-less-harmful-than-alcohol/

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13 May

Exclusive with @josiahmortimer. Marijuana is the only drug for which there is more support for decriminalisation than there is opposition among voters.

https://leftfootforward.org/2021/05/exclusive-brits-support-decriminalisation-of-marijuana-and-say-its-less-harmful-than-alcohol/

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