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A minimum income for healthy living in retirement Jessica OSullivan and Toni Ashton What did we do? 1. Identified 7 categories of expenditure Food Physical activity Housing Social connectedness Transport Health care Hygiene What did we

A minimum income for healthy living in retirement Jessica O’Sullivan and Toni Ashton
What did we do? 1. Identified 7 categories of expenditure
Food Physical activity Housing Social connectedness Transport Health care Hygiene
What did we do? 1. Identified 7 categories of expenditure 2. For each category: – examined the research evidence – defined ‘what is needed to support healthy living in older life’ – estimated the cost of meeting these needs 3. Results tested for acceptability in focus groups 4. Made final estimates of the MIHL for Renters/Home Owners, Single/Couple
Food • Estimated on energy requirements for a male aged 73, and a female aged 75, of mean height and weight • Constructed diets based on these requirements • Diet follows principles of “Eating Well for Healthy Older People ” • Food costed using Woolworth’s online shopping • Reduced by 16.5% - based on “Consumer” price survey of supermarkets
Weekly costs of a healthy diet Men Women Couple Cost of diet 73.50 60.44 133.94 Upward adjust- 7.35 6.04 13.39 ment for wastage Vitamin D 0.23 0.23 0.46 supplement Total $81.08 $67.71 $147.79
Housing • 70% of people aged 65+ own debt free home • 8 - 9% rent • Home-owners: Maintenance, repairs, insurance, rates • Rent: based on lower quartile market rental for 1 bed-room flat, inflated by 15% for “healthiness” • Energy: Based on modelling, 21°C in living area, 18°C in bedroom
Housing Renter Home owner Single Couple Single Couple Rent 178.00 178.00 Rates, insurance, maintenance - - 97.29 97.29 Household energy 58.66 58.66 58.66 58.66 Less Accommodation 45.00 66.00 - - Supplement Total $191.66 $170.66 $155.95 $155.95
Social connectedness Item Single Couple Admissions, subscriptions 1.00 2.00 Friends in home 2.80 5.60 Entertainment (sport, cinema) 7.00 14.00 Gifts for grandchildren 1.50 1.50 Holidays 9.42 17.30 Gardening 4.30 4.30 Pets 3.14 3.14 Meals out 10.88 21.76 Stationery, stamps 0.67 0.67 Telephone, TV 17.70 17.70 Newspapers, magazines 4.04 4.04 Total 62.45 92.01
MIHL and NZS (2009) Renter Home owner Single Couple Single Couple MIHL $453.52 $602.68 $415.70 $587.13 Amount by which MIHL $142.57 $124.30 $104.75 $108.75 exceeds NZS % by which MIHL exceeds NZS 46% 26% 34% 23% Additional annual income $7,414 $6,464 $5,447 $5,655 required to meet MIHL
Points to note • Estimates done in 2009 • Costs are national averages • Actual expenditure will differ according to individual circumstances including: – Age – Region – Social support – Proximity to shops – Vegetable garden – etc. etc.
Thank you!

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