Band 6+: The diagrams below show UK students' responses to the question of to what extent would they describe themselves as financially organised. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram gives information on UK students’ financial organization skill. Overall, the circular chart explains that most students describe themselves as fairly organised. In contrast, there are only a few students who claim to be not organised at all while the rest shares almost the same percentages, which are very organised and not very organised.

More than half students in UK are fairly organised with their finances with the percentage of 55%. Conversely, the students who does not organised their finances has the smallest quantity of 4%. The rest 21% of UK students are known to be very organised, counted just over 1 percent larger than those who claim to be not very organised.

Whereas 21% students are very financially organised, only 18 students with the age up to 22 years old take part in them. There are 35 students with the age over 26 years old take part as the highest quantity. Although most of the students who financially very organised are 26 years old and above, 26 students with the age 23 to 25 years old take the second highest proportion.