• Homeownership remains important to 96 percent of Americans with 77 percent
of respondents ages 25 - 34 and 78 percent ages 35 - 44 indicating homeownership is «very important.»
Among gamers in all of the survey's countries, almost 35 percent
of respondents ages 18 - 25 have gamed at work.
Eighty - four percent
of respondents ages 18 to 44 said they would like to provide more green nutrition for their pets, versus 73 percent of the older adults in the survey.
Similarly, half
of respondents ages 18 to 34 would be willing to pay to protect themselves from outliving their retirement savings.
Another interesting note: 70 %
of respondents ages 25 - 34 are plan - makers who may have both the time and the income necessary to enact their plan and get out of debt as quickly as possible.
Nearly three - fifths
of respondents ages 35 to 44 and about half of consumers 45 and older also say they only shop where credit cards are accepted.
Fifty - nine percent
of respondents ages 30 to 49 said they looked at their phones a few times an hour.
Overall, a majority (51 %)
of respondents aged 18 - 34 said they thought that «the policies and actions undertaken by the Baby Boomer generation» had made things worse for America.
Fully 75 percent of those over age 40 say they are behind on their retirement savings, and three in 10
of respondents age 55 and older have nothing socked away.1
And while high fructose corn syrup is consistently cited as an ingredient to avoid, millennials are far less bothered about it than boomers, said Kerry, with 49 % preferring not to consume it, vs 68 %
of respondents aged 65 +.
Boomers are also much more focused on sugar, fat, calories and sodium than millennials when they consult the Nutrition Facts panel, while millennials are more focused on protein, fiber, and vitamins, and were least likely to look at the panel (56 % of millennials agreed that «I always read the nutritional panel» compared with 76 %
of respondents aged over 65), said Kerry.
Scottish first time voters in this poll appear to be considerably more politically engaged: 62 per cent
of respondents aged 17 - 21 in Scotland said they would definitely vote, just ahead of the British average across all age groups.
About 37 per cent
of respondents aged 16 to 24 said they would prefer to send their children to an Islamic school, compared to 25 per cent of 45 to 54 - year - olds and 19 per cent of the over 55s.
It appears with age comes comfort, as three in four respondents aged 54 to 64 answered in the affirmative, but just
half of respondents aged 18 to 24 did so.
Our first research question explored the possibility that involvement in Internet dating might vary as a function
of respondent age.
Case in point, a recent Nerdwallet study revealed that 98 % percent
of respondents age 25 - 29 say they've discussed finances with their partner at some point — the highest of any age group surveyed.
For example, a recent BurstMedia survey determined that more than 7 out of 10 adult US Internet users surveyed had viewed online video content, and that a majority of all age segments had watched online videos, including more than half
of respondents age 65 and older.
By age group, about 80 per cent
of respondents aged between 18 and 39 believed apologies should be made, and 40 per cent of 18 to 24 - year - olds also calling for compensation.
Other characteristics that buyers are on the lookout for include privacy, required by 20 percent
of respondents aged 55 and older.
Not exact matches
The margin
of sampling error for all
respondents is plus or minus 4.1 %
age points.
A 2017 survey from the air travel site Airfwarewatchdog found that a little over half
of respondents believe families with children
aged 10 and under should have to sit in a designated section apart from other passengers, and the idea
of separating children and adults has gained traction on Reddit, where threads with titles like «Would you pay extra for a child - free flight?
The study's findings about more than 1,000 Latin American / Hispanic women
ages 25 to 60 revealed that 91 percent
of respondents surveyed considered buying a home the best financial investment they could make.
According to a recent study conducted by Harvard University, which polled young adults between the
ages of 18 and 29, not so good: 51 percent
of survey
respondents said they do not support capitalism, and only 42 percent were in favor
of it.
More than 500
of the
respondents were
aged 15 to 20 — a.k.a. a core sampling Gen Z'ers that are starting to think about work.
According to the Entrepreneurship in the Middle East survey, November 2015, 64 %
of working -
age respondents in MENA region would rather have their own business than be employed.
A recent report from the Office for National Statistics in the U.K., which surveyed 2,200 people on
age discrimination and prejudice, found that
respondents had a more positive view
of senior workers than they did
of career - hungry 20 - somethings.
What is most interesting about the
age breakdown is the high percentage
of retirement -
age respondents who answered incorrectly.
However, once again, the breakdown
of respondents by
age revealed far more:
They include in their analysis GSS
respondents who are
aged 45 to 59 in 2007 (born 1948 to 1962), whose main activity during the previous year was «employed,» and who responded negatively to the question
of whether they had ever retired before.
Reliance on commercial bank loans declined among
respondents of all
age groups, except for the oldest firms (greater than 21 years), which continued to rely on commercial bank loans as their primary credit source.
Credit card reliance broadly increased for
respondents of all
age groups, except for the youngest firms (0 - 5 years), which relied more heavily on business earnings or loans from friends and family;
The majority
of respondents were female (82 %) and between the
ages of 30 - 59 (79 %), with an additional 9 % between 20 - 29 and 10 % between 60 - 69.
This bias is reflected in the
age breakdown
of our
respondents, who were significantly younger than US small - business owners overall.
Of those respondents, 1,134 were between the ages of 18 - 3
Of those
respondents, 1,134 were between the
ages of 18 - 3
of 18 - 35.
The majority
of US
respondents (60 %) across all
age groups considered a financial advisor important both to the planning process and in generating income during retirement.
Our comments: we were surprised the bubble response was less than 40 % given widespread commentary in that direction and the
age / experience
of the
respondents.
The findings
of the survey show that retirement planning increasingly becomes a financial challenge for
respondents as they
age.
Over 400
respondents interviewed were a nationally representative online sample
of household financial savings / investment decision makers,
age 21 — 75, with minimum investable assets
of $ 100K and aware
of ETFs.
While only 12.6 percent
of respondents between the
ages of 25 and 34 are concerned with retirement, 34 percent
of baby boomers find planning for retirement a challenge.
Among Nationwide's survey
respondents, recent retirees began collecting Social Security at a mean
age of 62.
Of the respondents with credit card debt, 86 % below age 35 reported being very or somewhat stressed by their debt, as opposed to 72 % of those beyond 35 years ol
Of the
respondents with credit card debt, 86 % below
age 35 reported being very or somewhat stressed by their debt, as opposed to 72 %
of those beyond 35 years ol
of those beyond 35 years old.
Here's the demographic breakdown
of respondents to our survey:
Age: 79 % between 30 - 59 years old; 9 % between 20 - 29 years old; 12 % 60 and older.
For each
age demographic, YouGov BrandIndex measured several
of the biggest health insurers with its Quality score, which asks
respondents «Is it high quality or low quality?»
For instance, they conclude from increasing «Never use» figures for increasing
age groups that «More
of the older
respondents say that using various means
of contraception, including condoms, would be wrong.»
To the statement, For me marriage has been a good thing, the percentage responding yes declined from
age twenty - two to thirty - five; but then it rose gradually until at
age fifty - one it was back to the level
of age twenty - one
respondents!
The poll showed that support was highest among liberals and adults under
age 30, with more than 60 percent
of respondents in those categories favoring legalization.
And while the study had a fairly small
respondent pool — surveying 300 male and female Americans
aged between 18 and 35 that snack regularly — it highlights that consumers are looking to increase the convenience
of their eating habits.
However, distributor
respondents in Asia Pacific indicated that consumers in the 16 to 25 years
age group are the highest consumers
of stevia products.
Survey Methodology Consumer data for the 2017 American Express Restaurant Trade Survey is based on a sample
of 1,016
respondents weighted to U.S. census based upon gender,
age, education, race, and region.
The number
of years that
respondents who marry at older
ages are in the survey is relatively short, so it is not possible to know whether these marriages will, in time, end in divorce or will continue.