Interviewer instructions
This section requires information on disbursements made by the spender for non-consumption related items over the last month. This section is divided into two parts, firstly, there are the non-consumption expenditures which are made on a monthly basis, these include income taxes, life insurance premiums paid, hire purchase installments, allowances to children, subscriptions to trade unions etc. Please note these are frequently occurring disbursements usually made every month, therefore the question asked relates to a one month period. Some of the more frequently occurring items are highlighted for emphasis, be sure to read them out in addition to the others to ensure that information which often exist is obtained on these items.
The second part to this table of disbursements refers to non-consumption expenditures of a less frequently occurring nature these are largely investment type items which may bring a stream of income in the future such as bank deposits or CDs earning special rates of interest, sou-sou, treasury bills, investments in stocks and real estate etc.. Note that a lot more boxes is devoted to these items since they can be potentially very large.