[us19] The respondent was asked about family attitude toward savings. The response is assigned to all household members, even though it was asked of only one person.
[us19] Scope limitation: asked only to respondent.
[us19] Scope limitation: asked only to respondent. Question asked: On a scale from zero to ten, where zero is not at all willing to take risks                 and ten is very willing to take risks, what number would you (and your                 {husband/wife/partner}) be on the scale?
[us19] The respondent was asked about family attitude toward financial planning. The response is assigned to all household members, even though it was asked of only one person.
[us19] Scope limitation: asked only to respondent. Question asked: Do you think that the following statement is true or false: buying                 a single company's stock usually provides a safer return than a stock mutual fund?
[us19] Scope limitation: asked only to respondent. Question asked: Suppose you had $100 in a savings account and the interest rate was 2% per year. After 5 years, how much do you think you would have in the account if you left the money to grow: more than $102, exactly $102, or less than $102?
[us19] Scope limitation: asked only to respondent. Question asked: Imagine that the interest rate on your savings account was 1% per year and inflation was 2% per year. After 1 year, would you be able to buy more than today, exactly the same as today, or less than today with the money in this account?
[us19] Scope limitation: asked only to respondent. Question asked: On a scale from zero to ten, where zero is not at all knowledgeable about                 personal finance and ten is very knowledgeable about personal finance, what                 number would you (and your {husband/wife/partner}) be on the scale?
[us19] The respondent was asked about the sources of information that are used by family for investing/borrowing decisions. The response is assigned to all household members, even though it was asked of only one person.
[us19] Scope limitation: available only for respondent and spouse/partner.
[us19] Refers to current labour force status following ILO guidelines.
[us19] Scope limitation: available only for respondent and spouse/partner. Refers to the main job.
[us19] Scope limitation: available only for respondent and spouse/partner who are currently working.
[us19] Mixed categories: code 320 (doctorate or equivalent) includes also Professional Degrees that are at ISCED level 7.2 or 7.3 and were mixed in the original data with doctorate degree.         Primary and lower secondary levels were coded based on years of education attended, therefore might include some incomplete levels.
[us19] Scope limitation: available only for one person in the household, either respondent or spouse/partner.
[us19] Mixed categories: category disabled includes those who are on sick or maternity leave.
[us19] Mixed categories: Age was provided in intervals for all others and the values refer to the lower boundary of the interval.
[us19] The exact age is available only for the respondent and his/her spouse/partner. Topcoded at 95 years.
[us19] Scope limitation: available only for household reference person and his/her spouse/partner.
[us19] Code 200 includes only those in cohabitation union for whom their legal marital status is unknown.
[us19] Scope limitation: available only for the reference person and his/her partner.
[us19] Mixed categories: age of children was provided in intervals and the values refer to the lower boundary of the interval.
[us19] Scope limitation: Since the original data does not include pointers to parents and partner, variable oneparent is constructed only for individuals for whom sufficient relationship information to the reference person is available. Thus code 3 (one parent living with at least 1 own dependent child and others) is only partially captured.
[us19] Definitional deviation: since the information about enrolment in education is not available, are considered dependent children only minor children aged 17 years and younger.
[us19]  Definitional deviation: since the information about enrolment in education is not available, are considered dependent children only minor children aged 17 years and younger.