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Current Financial Situation

... loans, if any, do you currently have?Please select all that apply. Student loan | Credit card debt | Mortgage loan (e.g., having a mortgage that I am paying off) | Car loan | Personal loan (e.g., loans from friends or family) | Mortgage debt (e.g., being underwater on my home) | Loan from peer-to-peer lenders (e.g., prosper.com) | Medical debt | Business loans | Back-taxes | None None | Student loan | Car loan | Credit card debt | Personal loan (e.g., loans from friends or ...

The Everyday Equality Data

... Gen Zs’ and Millennials’ perceptions of race and bias through three distinct lenses - friends, family & relationships, entertainment, and social media.93% of UK Trendsetters and 92% in the U.S. feel they have become more self-aware in the past year.TAKING FROM OTHER CULTURESHow strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/ Somewhat Agree Summary I don't think it's okay for people to use creative content/media from other races/cultures | I don't think it's ...

Work & Life

... experience | Internships | Informal professional development / mentorship | Formal professional development (e.g., seminars, courses) | Study abroad | A gap year between college/university and a first job or grad school | A gap year after high school/year 12 or 13 WORK-LIFE BALANCEYoung adults don’t have a standardized definition of work-life balance. While the majority of Trendsetters (62%) say to them work-life balance means having sufficient time for both their work and their family/friends ...

Living Preferences

... their significant other, especially those in the U.S. and to live near their job/school, both of which are more important for women than men. Another 60% of youth say it is/will be important that they live within walking distance of grocery stores, especially those in the UK, and public transportation. Most also want to live near their friends and family and public parks/green space. For women, more so than for men, it’s more important to live near family, while for men it’s more important to live ...

Shopping

... Parents take a practical approach to shopping and value their kids’ opinions when it comes to what they buy. SELECTIVE SHOPPERSThe majority of U.S. and UK parents do most of the shopping for their family in-store, rather than online, and most like to browse and take their time when shopping as opposed to “getting in and getting out.” This is especially true for moms in both countries. Most parents shop for their child continually throughout the year instead of focusing on shopping ...

Playing House

... they no longer live with their parents. Women are more likely than men to do each of these things. Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Please select all that apply. I have hosted/would host a party at my home | I have cooked/would cook for a dinner party at my home | I often have people (e.g., friends, family) over to my home I have hosted/would host a party at my home | I have cooked/would cook for a dinner party at my home | I often have people (e.g., friends ...

Modern Parents Brands And Marketing

... , especially moms, say there are brands that they automatically trust for their family. When it comes to selecting a brand, most parents don’t necessarily prefer buying name brands over generic brands.Which of the following, if any, are true for you in terms of brands and marketing?Please select all that apply. There are brands that I automatically trust for my family | I prefer to buy name brands rather than generic brands for my family BRING IT BACKMany parents are nostalgic for products they enjoyed ...

Modern Parents Landscape

... Parenting brings much joy to moms and dads while also challenging them to learn and grow. WHY THEY HAVE CHILDRENThe main reason parents, especially those in the UK, decided to have children was to have a family of their own. Many also wanted kids because they love children and wanted the experience of being a parent. U.S. parents are significantly more likely than UK parents to say the pregnancy was unplanned. Few decided to have children because they felt pressure to do so, and only about ...

Home Life

... involved with, but are not married to. Very few (5%) live with close friends or someone they didn’t know before moving in together (3%).Who of the following people, if any, do you currently live with?Please select all that apply. My parent(s)/legal guardian(s) | My sibling(s) | My spouse | My child(ren) | I live alone | Someone I am romantically involved with (not my spouse) | Other family members | Close friend(s) that I knew prior to living together | My grandparent(s) | Someone/people ...

Travel & Accommodations

... A quantitative overview of young people’s preferences and attitudes toward travel-related accommodations.IMPORTANT FACTORS WHEN BOOKING A HOTEL/MOTEL/RESORTWhen booking a hotel/motel/resort which of the following, if any, are important to you?Select all that apply It has free Wi-Fi | It offers complimentary breakfast | There is a swimming pool/hot tub on site | There are restaurant/dining options on site | It is kid/family friendly | It's all-inclusive (i.e., all meals ...