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    Plan détaillé Texte intégral Mark and Ruth Colette Zoe Tammy and Malcolm Eileen Emma Amy Karolina and Micha Phoebe and Gavin Joy Janet Fiona Will and Sam Brenda and Colin Liam and Grace Sian and Steve Gaynor Liz Luke and Minnie Chang and Jiao Ali and Rabia Jenny Amber Phil and Dot Karen and Steve Carol and Ric Terri and Don Denise Nick and Cath Carol

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    Appendix II: Family Circumstances and Spending

    p. 201-223

    Texte intégral Mark and Ruth Colette Zoe Tammy and Malcolm Eileen Emma Amy Karolina and Micha Phoebe and Gavin Joy Janet Fiona Will and Sam Brenda and Colin Liam and Grace Sian and Steve Gaynor Liz Luke and Minnie Chang and Jiao Ali and Rabia Jenny Amber Phil and Dot Karen and Steve Carol and Ric Terri and Don Denise Nick and Cath Carol

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    1Pictograms are given for the annual financial outgoings of those families who completed their spending diaries over the whole year of the study. One family amended their diaries slightly and included their own categories of ‘food alone’ and ‘fuel alone’. Where spending diaries were not fully completed over the year, the families’ circumstances are provided after the charts shown below.

    2All names have been changed to provide anonymity.

    Mark and Ruth

    3Children: four. Work (Ruth): office work (part-time). Work (Mark): unemployed. Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    594.60

    30,919.45

    Spend

    605.37

    31,479.19

    Balance

    -10.77

    -559.74

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Colette

    4Children: two. Work: teaching assistant (temporary). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    446.62

    23,224.10

    Spend

    455.07

    23,663.89

    Balance

    -8.46

    -439.78

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Zoe

    5Children: two (one at home). Work: student nurse (plus agency work). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    375.92

    19,547.65

    Spend

    367.35

    19,101.95

    Balance

    8.57

    445.70

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Tammy and Malcolm

    6Children: two. Work (Tammy): unemployed. Work (Malcolm): service sector (zero-hour contract). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    410.19

    21,330.00

    Spend

    505.59

    26,290.67

    Balance

    -95.40

    -4,960.67

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Eileen

    7Children: three (two at home). Work: cleaning (part-time; two jobs). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    542.98

    28,234.73

    Spend

    490.71

    25,516.78

    Balance

    52.27

    2,7171.95

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Emma

    8Children: four. Work: cleaning (self-employed). Home: owned with mortgage.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    343.72

    17,873.39

    Spend

    403.32

    20,972.45

    Balance

    -59.60

    -3,099.05

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Amy

    9Children: four. Work: voluntary sector (part-time; two jobs). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    533.54

    27,744.00

    Spend

    490.00

    25,528.53

    Balance

    42.61

    2,215.47

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Karolina and Micha

    10Children: one. Work (Karolina): retail sector (part-time). Work (Micha): factory work (full-time). Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    458.31

    23,831.90

    Spend

    414.33

    21,545.40

    Balance

    43.97

    2,286.50

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Phoebe and Gavin

    11Children: four. Work (Phoebe): unemployed. Work (Gavin): manufacturing sector (full-time). Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    796.10

    36,716.95

    Spend

    810.40

    42,141.05

    Balance

    -104.31

    -5,424.10

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Joy

    12Children: one. Work: receptionist (part-time). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    370.12

    19,246.19

    Spend

    326.74

    16,990.38

    Balance

    43.38

    2,255.81

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Janet

    13Children: two. Work: teaching assistant (part-time). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    456.44

    23,734.63

    Spend

    594.47

    30,912.51

    Balance

    -138.04

    -7,177.88

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Fiona

    14Children: two. Work: shop work (self-employed). Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    287.92

    14,972.00

    Spend

    230.82

    12,002.50

    Balance

    57.11

    2,969.50

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Will and Sam

    15Children: two. Work (Will): leisure sector (full-time). Work (Sam): unemployed. Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    288.67

    15,011.07

    Spend

    348.20

    18,106.28

    Balance

    -59.52

    -3,095.21

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Brenda and Colin

    16Children: two (a third due). Work (Brenda): leisure sector (part-time). Work (Colin): unemployed. Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    361.43

    18,794.61

    Spend

    460.34

    23,937,76

    Balance

    -98.91

    -5,143.16

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Liam and Grace

    17Children: four. Work (Liam): chef (hourly-paid). Work (Grace): unemployed. Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    452.86

    23,548.74

    Spend

    484.50

    25,194.24

    Balance

    -31.64

    -1,645.50

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Sian and Steve

    18Children: three. Work (Sian): unemployed. Work (Steve): driver (self-employed). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    473.22

    24,607.41

    Spend

    483.94

    25,165.13

    Balance

    -10.73

    -557.71

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Gaynor

    19Children: one. Work: cleaner and retail sector (part-time; three jobs). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    403.46

    20,979.92

    Spend

    395.07

    20,543.89

    Balance

    8.39

    436.03

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Liz

    20Children: one. Work: office work (part-time). Home: privately rented.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    405.70

    21,096.60

    Spend

    432.79

    22,504.85

    Balance

    -27.08

    -1,408.35

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Luke and Minnie

    21Children: two. Work (Luke): social-care sector (full-time). Work (Minnie): retail sector (part-time). Home: owned with mortgage.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    487.25

    25,337.01

    Spend

    461.64

    24,005.46

    Balance

    25.61

    1,331.55

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Chang and Jiao

    22Children: two. Work (Chang): restaurant work (part-time). Work (Jiao): retail sector (part-time). Home: social housing.

    Weekly spending £s

    Annual spending £s

    Income

    358.31

    18,632.18

    Spend

    363.65

    18,909.98

    Balance

    -5.34

    -277.80

    Breakdown of spending

    Image

    Ali and Rabia

    23Children: five. Work (Ali): catering sector (full-time). Work (Rabia): unemployed. Home: privately rented.

    Jenny

    24Children: one. Work: catering (part-time). Home: privately rented.

    Amber

    25Children: three. Work: voluntary sector. Home: privately rented.

    Phil and Dot

    26Children: one. Work (Phil): cleaning (full-time). Work (Dot): care worker and cleaner (part-time: two jobs). Home: social housing.

    Karen and Steve

    27Children: four. Work (Karen): unemployed. Work (Steve): civil service. Home: privately rented.

    Carol and Ric

    28Children: two. Work (Carol): unemployed. Work (Ric): Social care sector (hourly paid). Home: social housing.

    Terri and Don

    29Children: two. Work (Terri): unemployed. Work (Don): various (part-time). Home: privately rented.

    Denise

    30Children: three. Work: retail and bar-tending (part-time). Home: social housing.

    Nick and Cath

    31Children: three. Work (Nick): factory work (full-time). Work (Cath): unemployed. Home: social housing.

    Carol

    32Children: five. Work: cleaner (part-time). Home: privately rented.

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