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Are You Feeling the Credit Crunch?

How are you affected by the credit crunch and the rising cost of living?

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This is an anonymous survey. The information you provide below will not be linked to your personal details once you submit your answers. Please note that, even though your answers will not be linked to your personal details, your individual answers to the entire survey can be viewed together, in addition to aggregate information about all responses.

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1. Do you feel that the cost of living has risen in the past twelve months?:

	No, it's about the same
	Yes, a little
	No, it's gone down
	Yes, a lot

2. Which of these aspects of the rising cost of living most concerns you?:

	Weekly food bills
	Mortgage/rent payments
	The price of petrol and diesel
	Utility bills, eg gas or electricity

3. Have you and your family made any cutbacks in recent months?:

	Going out less often
	Using the car less often
	Cutting down on holidays
	Cutting out luxuries
	Switching to cheaper brands at the supermarket

4. Are you and your family putting aside money for savings or pensions?:

	Yes, the same as before
	Yes, but a bit less than before
	No, not any more
	No, and we didn't before

5. How is the credit crunch affecting you?:

	Loss of investment income
	Difficulty selling property
	Unemployment
	Business cash flow problems
	Job security
	Not adversely affected

6. Liberal Democrats have set out plans to put Britain on a Green Road out of Recession. Please tick those that you agree with:

	A five year programme to insulate every school and hospital
	Funding insulation and energy efficiency for a million homes (with a £1,000 subsidy for a million more)
	Building 40,000 extra zero-carbon social houses
	Buying 700 new train carriages
	Reopening old railway lines and stations, opening new ones, electrifying the Great Western and Midland mainlines
	Installing energy and money saving smart meters in every home within five years

7. Are there any more effects of the credit crunch on your family that you would like to mention or any other ideas you have to tackle them?:

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