Money Management in Lesbian and Gay Couples, 2004-2006

UKDA study number:6009

Principal Investigator

Burgoyne, C.
University of Exeter. School of Psychology

Sponsor

Economic and Social Research Council

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UK Data Archive, University of Essex, Colchester.

October 2008

 

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Burgoyne, C., Money Management in Lesbian and Gay Couples, 2004-2006 [computer file]. Colchester, Essex: UK Data Archive [distributor], October 2008. SN: 6009.

 

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Copyright:
C. Burgoyne

 

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6009 . Money Management in Lesbian and Gay Couples, 2004-2006

 

Depositor:

Burgoyne, C. , University of Exeter. School of Psychology

Principal Investigator:

Burgoyne, C. , University of Exeter. School of Psychology

Sponsor:

Economic and Social Research Council
Grant Number: RES-000-22-0588

Abstract:

Same-sex relationships have become increasingly accepted within wider society alongside more traditional forms of partnership. Although there has been a considerable amount of research into understanding domestic arrangements within heterosexual households, this is not the case for same-sex households. In particular, little or no research has been carried out on money management in same-sex households. The study intended to address this gap and to develop a more complete understanding of domestic economies in today’s society.

The main aims of Money Management in Lesbian and Gay Couples, 2004-2006 were to investigate:The study comprised qualitative in-depth interviews and a quantitative survey which looked at financial practices, relationships and civil partnership beliefs in lesbians and gay men. The qualitative interviews are not available for secondary analysis due to confidentially reasons. Further details of the analysis of these are available in the user guide.

Main Topics:

The main topics covered in the questionnaire are:

Coverage:


Dates of Fieldwork: 2004 - 2006
Country: United Kingdom
Spatial Units: No spatial unit.
Observation Units: Individuals
Kind of Data: Numeric data; Individual (micro) level

Universe Sampled:

Location of Units of Observation: National
Population: People 16 or older who described themselves as non-heterosexual living the UK, 2004-2006.

Methodology:

Time Dimensions: Cross-sectional (one-time) study
Sampling Procedures: Volunteer sample
Participants were recruited via press advertisements and gay and lesbian organisations and events.
Number of Units: 386 cases who had a current partner; 132 cases who were single.
Method of Data Collection: Self-completion
Weighting: No weighting used.

Language(s) of Written Materials:

Study Description: English
Study Documentation: English

Access:

Access Conditions: The depositor has specified that registration is required and standard conditions of use apply. The depositor may be informed about usage. See terms and conditions for further information.
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Date of First Release:

9 October 2008

Copyright:

C. Burgoyne


File last updated:

9 October 2008