Sentences with phrase «percentage of consumers»

26 %: the net percentage of consumers who say it's a good time to sell, dropping 5 percentage points from last month's all - time survey high.

Instead, a growing percentage of consumers believe that business and employment conditions will remain about the same in the next six months, an increase of 3.2 and 3.5 percentage points respectively.

The percentage of consumers who believe business conditions are «good,» as defined by the Index, increased from 28.6 percent in December to 29.3 percent in January; the percentage of those who believe business conditions are «bad» decreased from 17.8 percent in December to 16.1 percent in January.

The percentage of consumers who believe jobs are «plentiful» increased from 26.0 percent in December to 27.4 percent in January, according to the Index; the percentage of those who believe jobs are «hard to get» decreased from 22.7 percent in December to 21.5 percent in January.

The percentage of consumers who believe jobs are «plentiful» decreased from 27.8 percent in November to 26.9 percent in December, according to the Index; the percentage of those who believe jobs are «hard to get» increased from 21.2 percent in November to 22.5 percent in December.

The percentage of consumers who believe business conditions are «good,» as defined by the Index, decreased from 29.7 percent in November to 29.2 percent in December; the percentage of those who believe business conditions are «bad» increased from 15.2 percent in November to 17.3 percent in December.

A previous TransUnion analysis found that with the use of trended data, the percentage of consumers in the super prime risk tier would increase from 12 % of the population to 21 %.

The percentage of consumers expecting business conditions to improve fell by 2.7 percentage points, while the share of consumers expecting employment to expand declined by 3.6 percentage points.

The Conference Board reported unchanged the percentage of consumers expecting business conditions to improve over the next six months.

The percentage of consumers who expect higher income, as well, decreased from 21.5 percent in December to 18.0 percent in January; the percentage of those who expect less increased from 8.6 percent in December to 9.6 percent in January.

The percentage of consumers expecting business conditions to improve over the next six months increased slightly from 15.3 percent to 15.8 percent, while those expecting business conditions to worsen declined from 10.3 percent to 8.3 percent.

It has been estimated that doing so would deny the choice of using an affiliated company to a large percentage of consumers and lead to less competition amongst mortgage lenders and settlement service providers.

The percentage of consumers expecting business conditions to improve over the next six months increased from 19.0 percent to 19.6 percent, while those expecting business conditions to worsen fell from 11.4 percent to 9.3 percent.

The percentage of consumers who believe jobs are «plentiful» increased from 37.2 percent in January to 39.4 percent in February, according to the Index; the percentage of those who believe jobs are «hard to get» decreased from 16.3 percent in January to 14.7 percent in February.

The percentage of consumers who expect higher incomes increased from 20.6 percent in January to 23.8 percent in February; the percentage of those who expect a decrease also increased, from 7.9 percent in January to 8.6 percent in February.

The percentage of consumers with low scores who paid credit cards rather than home loans shot up to 29 % in the third quarter of 2009 from 19.1 % in the fourth quarter of 2007, according to TransUnion.

The percentage of consumers saying business conditions are «bad» fell to 41.9 % in October from 46 % in September, with almost half of respondents — 49.6 % — telling the Conference Board that they believe conditions are «normal.»

The percentage of consumers rating their personal financial situation as strong increased to 25 % this month from 21 % in December.

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The percentage of consumers who believe business conditions are «good,» as defined by the Index, increased from 32.5 percent in July to 34.5 percent in August; the percentage of those who believe business conditions are «bad» decreased from 13.5 percent in July to 13.1 percent in August.

The percentage of consumers who believe jobs are «plentiful» increased from 33.2 percent in July to 35.4 percent in August, according to the Index; the percentage of those who believe jobs are «hard to get» decreased from 18.7 percent in July to 17.3 percent in August.

The percentage of consumers who expect higher incomes increased from 20.0 percent in July to 20.9 percent in August; the percentage of those who expect a decrease increased from 9.5 percent in July to 7.8 percent in August.

PEARSON: We had an instant offer on our website for years, but a very small percentage of consumers used it.

The percentage of consumers who believe business conditions are «good,» as defined by the Index, increased from 35.0 percent in November to 35.2 percent in December; the percentage of those who believe business conditions are «bad» decreased from 12.3 percent in November to 12.1 percent in December.

The percentage of consumers who believe jobs are «plentiful» increased from 30 percent in May to 32.8 percent in June, according to the Index; the percentage of those who believe jobs are «hard to get» decreased, from 18.3 percent in May to 18 percent in June.

A recent TREB news release points to a 2012 Angus Reid poll which, it says, finds that 75 per cent of Ontarians want the final sale price of their home to remain confidential, and that the same percentage of consumers believe that their personal information should be kept confidential by Realtors.

The percentage of consumers who believe business conditions are «good,» as defined by the Index, increased from 29.8 percent in May to 30.8 percent in June; the percentage of those who believe business conditions are «bad,» decreased from 13.9 percent in May to 12.7 percent in June.

The percentage of consumers who expect higher incomes, as well, increased from 19.1 percent in May to 22.2 percent in June; the percentage of those who expect a decrease also increased, from 8.7 percent in May to 9.2 percent in June.

One of the factors that allowed Xiaomi to overtake Samsung is the increasing percentage of consumers in China that purchase their devices online, which is primarily how Xiaomi and several local Chinese smartphone manufacturers sell their products.

«We are finding that despite billions of dollars being spent on advertising each year, the percentage of consumers shopping for auto insurance has been dropping for approximately the last two years,» said Mark McElroy, executive vice president of TransUnion's insurance business unit at the release of the study.

But increasingly as time goes by, a higher percentage of consumers opts to shop for their auto insurance online.

There are a few instances where the cost is higher than the standard pricing, but this is for a small percentage of consumers.

A considerable percentage of these consumers bounce from website to website running quote engines and get more confused with each passing day.

The biggest percentage of consumers do not know this and they actually believe that if they keep shopping long enough, they could actually «get a better deal».

A large percentage of consumers find out the hard way when they wait too long or they may no longer be able to afford life insurance at all.

A large percentage of consumers are wage earners, and if wages are not paid on time, the modern economy could not function with any semblance of regularity.

Achieving a perfect score is considered the Holy Grail of personal finance and it's something that only a small percentage of consumers are able to do.

According to The Wall Street Journal, small banks especially are reporting higher credit card losses, sparking concerns that a growing percentage of consumers are carrying more debt than they can afford.

Though many consumers are using their cards more often, which should indicate they're becoming more comfortable with debt, a large percentage of consumers are still extraordinarily cautious about the amount of debt they're willing to accumulate.

For example, the Index, which was basically a survey of 5,000 representative U.S. households, reported that the percentage of consumers expecting more job creation over the next six months rose from 14.2 percent to 20 percent, while the percentage of consumers expecting a decline in employment declined from 32.5 percent to 25.2 percent.

Finally, even for that small percentage of consumers who don't carry a credit card or other revolving debt, they can still achieve a good credit score by doing other things.

A large percentage of consumers don't qualify for debt validation.

By contrast, the percentage of consumers scoring in the super-prime range (800 and up) has steadily increased since 2010.

The percentage of consumers with a new credit account opened in the past year dropped to 46.5 % as of April 2017, down from a high of 47.6 % a year prior.

There continues to be a steady decrease in the percentage of consumers with recent serious delinquencies (defined as 90 + days past due)-- from 19.4 % of the population in October 2013 to 16.5 % in April of this year.

The percentage of consumers scoring in the lowest score ranges — populated most frequently by consumers with high debt to credit limit ratios and numerous recent and significantly past due payments — continues to drop.

About the same percentage of consumers erroneously believes that age and marital status are part of the formula that determines their credit scores.

It appears the percentage of consumers borrowing outside of mortgages has actually gone up for the month.

The first would allow current participants in defined benefit plans (for the small percentage of consumers that still have DB plans) to take their retirement savings in the form of an annuity plus a lump sum.

«We have done studies that show there is a significant percentage of consumers who score better with trended data.