Sentences with phrase «holiday spending survey»

Collecting rewards points is the second biggest reason (behind ease of tracking purchases) that shoppers cited for using their credit cards this holiday season, according to a recent holiday spending survey by USAA.

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Further, half of the survey's 2,000 respondents say that they expect holiday shoppers to spend less because of the U.S. government shutdown earlier this fall, which put a damper on consumer sentiment.

CNBC surveyed 800 adults to get their views on the state of the U.S. economy, the Trump presidency, plans for holiday spending, and more.

According to a recent survey from discount travel - booking site Hotwire, Americans will spend $ 83 billion on holiday travel this year — up $ 11 billion from 2013.

According to NRF's Thanksgiving Weekend Spending Survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics, 55.1 percent of holiday shoppers were or will be in stores and online over Thanksgiving weekend, down from 58.7 percent last year.

Consumers with student loans are more likely to turn to other sources of debt, including credit cards and personal loans, to help them pay for holiday spending — the survey showed they're also more likely to try to save money by selling presents they receive or re-gifting items.

In 2016, Experian's Holiday Spending Survey found that 55 percent of respondents selected cash as their planned method of payment for holiday gifts.

The survey asked respondents what they would do if faced with a disagreement over how to spend the holidays.

Australian school teachers spend a fifth of their holidays at work or working from home, a new survey has found.

Overall, nearly half of those surveyed plan to shell out the same amount of money this holiday season as they did last year, with 28 % preparing to spend less.

In its annual holiday consumer survey, one - third of consumers said that they would spend less this year.

Taking data from Gallup's monthly survey of consumers about their planned holiday spending and applying to that the Federal Reserve's average credit card interest rate (13.08 % APR for accounts assessed interest in Q3 as of December 7, 2011), the chart creates a prototypical American consumer and projects how long it would take him or her to clear holiday debt by making minimum credit card payments.

In 2016, Experian's Holiday Spending Survey found that 55 percent of respondents selected cash as their planned method of payment for holiday gifts.

When it comes to the overall amount people plan to spend on holiday shopping, our survey found that singles tend to spend less.

This year, Canadians plan to spend an average of $ 884 on holiday gifts, up from $ 766 in 2015, according to a survey by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada.

In a November survey of 1,000 adults conducted by Experian, consumers said they planned on spending an average of $ 740 to pay for holiday gift giving, up slightly from $ 734 in 2016.

Student loan borrowers plan to spend $ 1,977 on holiday travel in 2017, according to a new survey by Student Loan Hero.

TORONTO — A survey on holiday spending suggests that Canadian shoppers may be more likely to channel their inner Scrooge this year.

Most people plan to spend under $ 25 on gifts for friends this year, according to a recent CreditDonkey.com survey on holiday shopping trends.

The National Retail Federation has released the results of its holiday shopping survey, which estimates consumers will spend an average of $ 689 this year, up slightly from last year's $ 682.

The same survey from the NPD Group, Inc. states that in 2013, consumers will be allocating 2 % more of their holiday spending to video gaming systems or video games, compared with last year.

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GREENWICH, CT., June 10, 2005 — Close to 154 million pet owners are expected to spend $ 2.6 billion on pet gifts this holiday season according to The American Pet Products Association (APPA) 2005 - 2006 National Pet Owners Survey.

According to a survey conducted by Edge Research, Americans plan to spend more than $ 2.5 billion on their pets this holiday season, and a large chunk of that amount will go toward gear for furry new additions.

According to the American Express Spending & Saving Tracker survey, 65 percent of pet owners plan on purchasing a holiday gift for their pet.

According to the National Retail Federation's 2015 Holiday Consumer Spending Survey, Americans expect to spend an average of $ 805.65 on holiday gifts, a record in the survey's 14 - year hiSurvey, Americans expect to spend an average of $ 805.65 on holiday gifts, a record in the survey's 14 - year hisurvey's 14 - year history.

For holiday spending, credit cards are top payment method — Discover surveyed more than 2,000 U.S. adults about payment methods they'll use most this holiday season.....

According to a National Retail Federation Survey, in 2017, the average American consumer plans to spend $ 967.13 on holiday - related purchases, and for the first time, online shopping ranks as the most popular holiday shopping destination (as opposed to heading to department stores).

Consumers will spend about $ 589 on gifts for the holiday, according to the National Retail Federation's 2016 holiday survey.

According to the National Retail Federation survey from this October, consumers plan on spending an average of $ 967.13 during the holiday shopping season this year (that is up 3.4 percent than what was surveyed same time last year).

About half of consumers surveyed admit it will take more than three months to pay off holiday spending, according to MagnifyMoney.

The survey noted that the expectation is that gains in holiday spending could be the best in several years, benefiting from higher confidence as well as falling gas prices at the pump.

Nearly half (49 %) of shoppers surveyed plan to spend at least $ 500 on holiday shopping this year, while closer to one - third (36 %) of millennials plan to spend at least $ 500.

A holiday survey released by ICSC and Goldman Sachs on Nov. 14 found that 19 percent of respondents planned to spend more on gifts this year than last, with an additional 5 percent planning to spend «substantially more.»

Judging by early forecasts, the 2012 holiday season might turn out to be the strongest in years, with preliminary surveys showing that consumers plan to spend more on gifts this year than they did in 2011.

The survey of 2,000 UK adults, conducted by the independent tech retailer, looked into how much Brits are planning to spend this holiday season, and how much time we dedicate to getting into the festive spirit.