1. Small but Significant: Innovation, impact and evidence: practical housing interventions to improve older people’s health and wellbeing  
Debora Price, MICRA
Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research on Ageing
Thursday 13th July 2017, University of Manchester
@gerontologyuk
@MICRA_Ageing
@britgerontology
@cr_england

3. Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 (2014-15), weighted data

4. Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 (2014-15), weighted data

5. Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 (2014-15), weighted data

6. No qualifications (all) 16 26 23 32 28 41
Percentage of population, with a degree and with no quals, men and women aged
Men
Women
Has a degree 25 13 17 10 8
No qualifications (all) 16 26 23 32 28 41
Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 ( ), weighted data

7. Owns outright (now div) 46 50 58 53 54 57 Owns w/ mortgage 12 9 6 5 4
Men
Women
Owns outright 69 77 73 75
Owns outright (now div) 46 50 58 53 54 57
Owns w/ mortgage 12 9 6 5 4
Owns w/ mortgage (div) 18 11
Social rented 14 17 13 15
Social rented (div) 25 31 34 33
Private rented
Private rented (div)
Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 ( ), weighted data

8. Percentages in poverty and at the margins 65 - 69 70 - 74 75 - 79
Men
Women
Below the poverty line 10 16 9 18 13 26
Below the poverty line (divorced) 25 43 30 53 44 59
Income < 10% above the poverty line 12 19 21 32
Income < 10% above the poverty line (divorced) 50 39 63 49 71
Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 ( ), weighted data
- official poverty line £288 per week household equivalised income, net, before housing costs (2015)

9. Percentage in receipt of this type of income
Men
Single
Married
Divorced
Widowed
All
Gets pension credit 15 6 19 13 9
Gets disability benefit 12 7
Has labour income 25 27 24 26
Has investment income 56 74 60 53 70
Has (non state) pension income 58 69 57 62 66
Women 4 29 16 17 23 52 64 46 47 54 49 65 55
Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 ( ), weighted data

10. Median net individual income (not equivalised)
Single
Married
Divorced
Men aged
1172
1645
1503
Women aged
1305
777
1127
Source: Authors’ analysis, Understanding Society, Wave 6 ( ), weighted data
Widows not shown as small numbers in this age group

11. The Golden Generation? James Nazroo
with Rebecca Bromley and Jim Pendrill
Sociology and MICRA

12. Source: James Nazroo et al (2017) The Golden Generation

13. Source: James Nazroo et al (2017) The Golden Generation

14. Source: James Nazroo et al (2017) The Golden Generation