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Type: IFS Reports Authors: James Banks, Andrew W Dilnot and Hamish Low
Volume, issue, pages: 46 pp
ISBN: 978-1-873357-40-8 IFS member price: £6 Non-member price: £3
Very little is known about how households hold their savings, if they have any at all. This study shows how the amount and nature of household saving and wealth vary across different household types. Search |
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