Saga introduced the Saga Quarterly Reports to inform public policy debate about how the lives of Britain's 21million over 50s are developing.
The reports seek to highlight the well-being of people over 50 by tracking changes in their lifestyle criteria, incorporating happiness, health, standard of living, finances work and leisure.
The analysis for our Saga Quarterly Reports combine hard factual statistics from official data sources, analysed by respected economic experts, with our own exclusive survey of more than 10,000 people aged 50 and over.
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| Quarter Four 2011 |
After a turbulent year, the Saga Quality of Life Index (QOLI) finally shows signs of stabilising. In its latest Quarterly Report, the Saga QOLI index remains steady on the previous quarter, albeit still firmly in negative territory. |
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| Quarter Three 2011 |
The third of the Saga Quarterly Reports shows that the overall Quality of Life index has fallen as a result of high inflation as over 50s grapple to control the increasing cost of living. |
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| Quarter Two 2011 |
Saga's second quarterly report reveals that whilst living standards are notably worse this quarter, over 50s report a minor improvement to their health and resilience. |
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| Quarter One 2011 |
The first of Saga's Quarterly Reports sadly reveals that people over 50 have been struggling in the past year as their quality of life has deteriorated. |
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