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... A quantitative overview of Gen Z and Millennial mindsets and behaviors toward finances. FINANCIAL SUCCESSWhich of the following items do you consider important to your idea of personal success?Select all that apply. Owning a home | Having a lot of money | Traveling whenever I want | Being my own boss | Owning a lot of nice things FINANCIAL TOOLSWhich of the following, if any, do you have?Please select all that apply. My own debit card | My own checking account | My own savings account ...

Finance Data

... A quantitative overview of key attitudes and behaviors among Cassandra's Gen Y Segments.Savings Attitudes Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Everyday Equality Report 2020Please select all that apply. I think it is important to have savings | I'm worried about having enough money to live on when I'm older | I know how to manage my money for my long-term future | I am comfortable asking friends/family for money if I need it | I think I will be financially better off than my ...

Finance Data

... A quantitative overview of key attitudes and behaviors among Cassandra's Gen Z Segments.Financial AttitudesWhich of the following, if any, are true for you?The Picture of Health Report 2020 I think it is important to have savings | I know how to budget | I am worried about a total economic collapse Financial ToolsWhich of the following, if any, are true for you?The Picture of Health Report 2020Please select all that apply. My own debit card | My own savings account | A mobile wallet (e.g ...

Spending & Travel

... A quantitative overview of young people's travel related spending habits and preferences.YOLO $PENDINGHow strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Put the money in my savings account | Save the money for a larger purchase (e.g., new car, home) | Use the money to improve my surroundings/daily life (e.g., new furniture, fix car) | Go on a trip | Catch up on bills/pay down debt (e.g., student loans) | Put the money into an ...

The Everyday Equality Data

... that apply. My own debit card | My own savings account | My own checking account | A digital payment app (e.g., Venmo, PayPal, Square) | My own credit card | A mobile wallet (e.g., Apple Pay, Google Pay) | My own retirement account | A credit/debit card that is mine, but someone else pays for | College/university savings plan | Stocks/bonds | A stock trading account | A budgeting app | A trust fund | Cryptocurrency (e.g., Bitcoin, Litecoin) | None of these A STEADY INCOME ...

Retail & Spending Data

... statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary I feel the need to put money aside for savings/a rainy day fund | I feel like I need to stock up when I make purchases SAVINGS STATE OF MINDWhich of the following, if any, are true for you in the last month?Select as many as apply. I am saving money now for future purchases I want to make when the pandemic has passed | I have learned to make some products instead of buying them (e.g., making bread, making household cleaning solutions, making beauty ...

Confidence During COVID-19 Data

... /Somewhat Agree Summary I look forward to going back to normal | I feel confident in my living situation | I feel confident that everything will be okay | I feel confident in my job situation SAVING AND STOCKING UPHow much, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary I feel the need to put money aside for savings/a rainy day fund | I feel like I need to stock up when I make purchases SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINESHow much, if at all, do ...

Money, Finances, & Spending

... ., diapers, kids clothing) | Garden/outdoor | Bars/clubs INDUSTRY TRUSTHow strongly do you trust or not trust each of the following?Trust Summary Banks | Teachers | My employer | My neighbors | Tech companies | Insurance companies | Startups | Large corporations | News media | Stock trading services | Online-only banks | Government institutions | Politicians FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS & PLANSWhich of the following, if any, do you have?Please select all that apply. A debit card | A savings ...

Finances

... Parents want to make sure their children are financially secure in the future and are taking proactive measures to teach them about financial matters from a young age.ASSETSParents in the U.S. and UK are preparing for their families’ financial future in a variety of ways. Far more U.S. parents than UK parents have life insurance, retirement savings, savings for their child’s education, and an emergency fund, while UK parents are more likely than U.S. parents to have savings ...

Current Financial Situation

... A quantitative deep dive into the finances of youth, including bank accounts, credit cards, financial assets, insurance, debt and loans, and investments. BANK ACCOUNTS AND CREDIT CARDSThe majority of young people have at least one savings account, and 44% have a checking account. However, while most have a debit card (73%), the majority (58%) have opted out of owning a traditional credit card, revealing an aversion to debt. Rewards and loyalty cards are more popular among Trendsetters than ...