Sentences with phrase «percent of consumers»

When GfK works with pet specialty retailers, we can analyze the customer database for an entire chain or just a single store and assign the people within to one of six categories, which include: • Privileged Pet — Representing nine percent of consumers, these higher - income pet owners prefer smaller pet shops and are willing to spend a lot of money on their dog or cat.

Only dry food was purchased more — by 81 percent of consumers.

Forty - five percent of consumers believe that a bad website is worse than a business having no website at all, according to the Virtual Main Street Survey conducted by 1 & 1 Internet Inc., a company that offers web - based solutions such as website designs, web hosting and web marketing.

Writers Note: As mentioned in the story, research has shown that over 70 percent of consumers don't know about the connection between puppy mills and pet stores.

Consumer research shows 95 percent of consumers are neutral about or supportive of using technology to produce food.

This unification of the industry is unprecedented and has the potential to positively influence the 60 percent of consumers who have yet to form an opinion about our work in a positive way.

More than 25 percent of consumers said that the election would impact their spending plans for the holidays this year, according to a poll conducted by the National Retail Federation (NRF).

«Studies show roughly 75 percent of consumers look to their vets for advice on what to feed,» he says.

In fact, 14 percent of consumers have credit card balances above $ 10,000.27 At current rates, consumers with balances of $ 10,000 will spend close to $ 1,500 per year on interest charges alone.28

A recent study from CreditCards.com found that 36 percent of consumers aged 18 to 29 have never used a credit card.

Term life insurance is very affordable; in fact 80 percent of consumers overestimate the cost by a large margin.

However, the first payments go toward a substantial fee of approximately 15 percent of the consumers total credit card debt.

When Federal Reserve Board researchers examined 310,000 individual credit files two years ago, they found that fully 46 percent of consumers were missing at least one credit limit.

Errors are pretty common; 21 percent of consumers say they've found inaccurate information on their reports, according to a Credit.com survey.

About 60 percent of consumers have a FICO score of 700 or more.

In February 2013, the Federal Trade Commission released the results of a comprehensive study of credit reporting errors, finding that 21 percent of American consumers had an error on a credit report from at least one of the three major credit reporting companies.15 Thirteen percent of consumers had errors serious enough to change their credit score.

When it comes to their personal banking, the majority of Americans — 87 percent of consumers, including 86 percent of millennials, according to a 2016 survey by consulting firm Accenture — want the ability to visit bank branches.

For all credit accounts combined in the previous two years, 17.1 percent of consumers were delinquent as of April 2016.

According to projections from the 2014 Internet of Things study by Acquity Group, a digital marketing company in San Francisco, Calif., 69 percent of consumers will own a «smart» home device by 2019... more

A survey by Experian found that 31 percent of consumers racked up credit card debt as a result of unexpected expenses during past holidays.

Indeed, 13 percent of consumers experienced a change in score due to their dispute, the report said.

According to Google, while 30 percent of consumers started their holiday shopping before Halloween, the majority of people started making holiday purchases right after Thanksgiving and will continue to shop until the last minute.

Sixteen percent of the consumers found errors that either would have likely had a material effect on their credit score (3 out of 30), or the effect was uncertain (2 out of 30).42 In the second phase of the study, 31 % of participants (40 of 128) found errors in the credit reports, and 12 % (15 of 128) found errors that would have a material effect on their credit scores.

The FTC has found that less than 10 percent of consumers who try debt settlement programs complete them successfully.

A Federal Trade Commission study of the U.S. credit reporting industry found that five percent of consumers had errors on one of their three major credit reports that could lead to them paying more for products such...

A study by the Federal Trade Commission in 2013 found 5 percent of consumers had errors on one of their three major credit reports.

The national telephone survey of U.S. adult credit card holders commissioned by CreditCards.com found 56 percent of consumers hold at least one major credit card, and that cardholders favor rewards and cash back over any other perk.

However, 19 percent of all consumers said they've favored the same card for at least 10 years and another 15 percent report never changing their primary card.

«About 70 percent of consumers applying for auto insurance are getting better prices today because credit - based insurance scores are used as one of the factors in underwriting.»

Twenty - four percent of consumers said they switched their favorite card in the past one to three years.

FTC and state investigations have typically found that less than 10 percent of consumers successfully complete these programs.

In normal times, about 15 percent of consumers falls into the poor credit category with a FICO score under 600.

Only one - third of one percent of consumers received such savings.

Turns out that 63 percent of consumers 18 to 29 say they do not have a credit card, according to a Bankrate.com study.

The report said that nearly 40 percent of consumers said that debt collectors attempted to contact them four or more times a week.

Ovation Credit Services helps the 79 percent of consumers whose credit reports contain a mistake of some kind.

Iuliano's report found that only about 0.1 percent of consumers with student loans attempt to include them in their bankruptcy proceedings.

An analysis by FICO, formerly known as Fair Isaac Corporation, found that 18.3 percent of consumers with FICO scores had scores of 800 to 850, the highest range of scores available.

Studies show that only about ten percent of consumers check their credit reports regularly.

Another convenience factor, location and ATM offerings, ranked high with 70 percent of consumers considering accessibility «excellent» or «very good».

The New York Times article in the second link above says 95 percent of consumers served with a credit - card - debt summons do not respond to defend themselves against the lawsuit.

That means that 90 percent of consumers likely expect free checking.

According to the survey, 38 percent of consumers find non-bank ATM fees the most frustrating fees they have to pay.

A recent survey by Bankrate.com said that 35 percent of consumers have never checked their credit reports and another 14 percent said they go more than a year without looking at the reports.

In this court administered financial fresh start approach about 70 percent of consumers obtain a total discharge of their debt under a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in a matter of months.

- With one 5 - minute phone call, 56 percent of consumers who called their credit card company lowered their APRs.

Millennials tend to avoid visiting bank branches and instead manage their money online — in fact, 94 percent of consumers under 35 years of age are active online banking users, according to First Data, a credit card processing company that provides payment solutions for merchants.

«We know from primary research that 90 percent of consumers carry rewards cards and 70 percent of them agree that credit card rewards programs are confusing.

The study, called U.S. Consumer Reports: Measuring Accuracy and Dispute Outcomes, also showed that only half a percent of those consumers who disputed report errors saw their scores improve to the next tier.

Sixty - six percent of 18 - to 29 - year - olds rent, compared with just 37 percent of consumers overall.