Collaborative PsychiatricEpidemiology Surveys
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DM14_6
(RB, PG 55: Still using the categories on page 55)
Suppose you (and your spouse or partner) cashed in all your checking and savings accounts, stocks and bonds, real estate, sold your home, your vehicles, and all of your valuable possessions. Then suppose you put that money toward paying off all your mortgage and all your other loans, debts, and credit cards. Would you have any money left over after paying your debts or would you still owe money? (Your best estimate is fine.)
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| Value | Label | Frequency | Valid Percent | Total Percent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | WOULD HAVE MONEY LEFT OVER | 244 | 68.93% | 02.63% |
| 2 | WOULD STILL OWE MONEY | 69 | 19.49% | 00.74% |
| 3 | DEBTS WOULD JUST ABOUT EQUAL ASSESTS | 41 | 11.58% | 00.44% |
| -9 | REFUSED | 5 | - | 00.05% |
| -8 | DONT KNOW | 6 | - | 00.06% |
| . | Missing | 8917 | - | 96.07% |
Disclaimer: Frequencies displayed above are not weighted.
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