Multidimensional construct of life satisfaction in older adults in Korea: a six-year follow-up study

BMC Geriatrics

Table 4 Financial satisfaction. Estimation of odds ratio (OR), 95% confidence interval (C.I), and p-value from longitudinal random effects model

Covariate	Reference category	OR	95% CI	p-value
Sex	Female vs Male	1.406	1.201 – 1.647	<0.0001
Education	Elementary vs No education	1.139	0.958 – 1.353	0.141
	Middle or more vs No education	1.919	1.574 – 2.340	<0.0001
House type	Apartment vs Detached House	1.323	1.140 – 1.536	<0.0001
	Others vs Detached House	0.698	0.558 – 0.872	0.0002
Household composition	Couple vs Single	1.628	1.351 - 1.962	<0.0001
	Others vs Single	1.213	1.005 - 1.463	0.044
Physical health	Good vs Poor	1.747	1.514 – 2.016	<0.0001
Mental health	Good vs Poor	2.421	2.134 – 2.746	<0.0001
Financial stress	−100% - 0% vs ≥ 0%	0.652	0.576 – 0.739	<0.0001
	< -100% vs ≥ 0%	0.597	0.492 – 0.724	<0.0001
Age by Residential area^a	rural/age 65–69 vs urban/age 65–69	1.705	1.390 – 2.093	<0.0001
	rural/age 70–74 vs urban/age 70–74	1.209	0.942 – 1.553	0.268
	rural/age 75–79 vs urban/age 75–79	0.763	0.540 – 1.078	0.071
	rural/age ≥ 80 vs urban/age ≥ 80	0.893	0.590 – 1.351	0.277
	urban/age 75–79 vs urban/age 65–69	1.975	1.452 – 2.686	<0.0001
	urban/age ≥ 80 vs urban/age 65–69	2.108	1.476 – 3.009	<0.0001
	rural/age 70–74 vs urban/age 65–69	1.868	1.485 – 2.350	<0.0001

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