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The `bedroom tax'; what the public think, and why
Research Director, Ben Marshall discussed Ipsos's research on attitudes to the `bedroom tax', and why the public holds those views.
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More support than opposition for `bedroom tax', but policy divides opinion
More of the public support than oppose the reduction of housing benefit for under-occupying social housing tenants, according to an Ipsos poll conducted for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published today.
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Ipsos and King's College International Development Institute release new research on emerging markets
A new survey by Ipsos for King's College International Development Institute of public attitudes in the emerging markets reveals that despite an economic downturn and political troubles, the USA is still considered the country to look to for the right ideas about the economy and jobs.
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Public: House price rises are not good for Britain
A new Ipsos poll for Inside Housing has found nearly three times as many Britons disagree than agree that rising house prices are a good thing for the country.
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House prices: up, up, up?
Barely a day goes by without the publication of new statistics showing house price rises, increases in mortgage approvals or estate agents taking on new staff writes Ben Marshall.
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Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker
There has been a significant improvement in sentiment towards the UK housing market; however, whilst the gap between buying and selling expectations is narrowing the regional variations remain, according to the latest quarterly Halifax Housing Market Confidence tracker conducted by Ipsos.
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The Heat Makes Waves for Radio Listening
Radio expert Andy Haylett from Ipsos MediaCT presents the highlights from the latest RAJAR release.
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Understanding customers: now and next
Welfare reform and new digital technology mean that housing associations must modernise the way they understand customers says Ben Marshall in his blog for 24dash.com.
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Back to school
Simon Atkinson blogs on an Ipsos survey for banking group ING that found the British to be the most enthusiastic “cheerleaders” for providing financial education in schools.
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Public sees both Miliband and Cameron drifting further to the left and right
Ipsos's latest poll has Labour and the Conservatives tied for the first time since January 2012. Both parties are on 35% among those who say they are certain to vote, UKIP is on 10% and the Liberal Democrats on 9%.