National Savings & Investments - Quarterly Savings Survey


Savings survey Quarterly Savings Survey	Media centre / Savings survey / Quarterly Savings Survey The Quarterly Savings Survey, launched by NS&I five years ago in December 2004 and published each quarter, aims to monitor trends in people’s savings habits on a regular basis, at a national and regional level. Through the survey, NS&I aims to encourage the public to recognise the need to save and to save in a more strategic way, which is more suited to their individual needs in the short and long term. Five years' of NS&I's Savings Survey Reviewed Tracker Research Five years' of data shows individual savings ratio constant at around 6% The percentage of people saving regularly each month in 2009 is at 47% - a slight increase from 45% in 2005 This autumn, over half (54%) of people said their main savings objective was to set money aside in case of emergency View the latest survey in full NS&I has senior savings spokespersons available for media interviews. For further information on the Quarterly Savings Survey or to arrange an interview please contact the Media Team. Methodology Previous survey results News headlines Frequently asked questions Feedback – you can email us feedback about this survey, or if you are interested in becoming a case study Home Print Email to a friend		Search

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