One quarter (25%) of the country says they’re planning to purchase something from the online retailer over the next two days, according to a YouGov poll of 27,422 Americans

Just because someone is affluent, doesn’t mean they don’t stress about money. That stress could mean opportunity for financial services firms looking to win some new clients, according to data from the 2019 YouGov Affluent Perspective Global Study.

Here's a fun thing you can do with $100,000: take a guided submarine tour of the wreck of the Titanic. A company called Bluefish just started taking spectators on a very limited number of trips to see the wreckage. The price tag is hefty, but the opportunity...

Seven insights into the lives of Americans who “definitely disagree” they feel financially secure

Take a look at the traits, attitudes, and habits of Americans who feel financially secure - and those that don't - using YouGov research data.

More today say the economy is getting better than said so at the start of the Trump presidency, but many Americans can’t see a positive change in their own family’s economic situation.

Nearly nine in ten American consumers (86%) say they would notice if prices rose on grocery store items they frequently purchase, according to a new YouGov RealTime poll.

42% of Americans say that they would have chosen a different career path if they knew what they know now

When it comes to how affluent people around the globe view the economy, their finances, and their spending on luxury, "status quo" seems to describe their state of mind.

By more than two to one (43% to 20%), Americans see the Trump tariffs on Chinese goods as hurting, not helping, the economy