by Jeffrey Henning | Nov 13, 2019 | B2B Surveys, Consumer Surveys, Finance Surveys, Healthcare Surveys, In the News
Credit Sesame, the leading financial health management platform, today announced new survey findings that reveal the toll poor credit health takes on mental and physical health for a majority of U.S. consumers. The most striking results from the survey found that...
by Jeffrey Henning | Dec 6, 2018 | B2B Surveys, Consumer Surveys, Finance Surveys, In the News, Real Estate Surveys
We conducted a study for mortgage servicing company Mr. Cooper from November 1-3. The purpose of the research was to get a better understanding of the stresses homeowners feel around the holidays, with many respondents feeling more concern over the status of their...
by Jeffrey Henning | Oct 30, 2018 | Consumer Surveys, Finance Surveys, In the News, MRX Surveys, Real Estate Surveys
In partnership with Engel & Völkers Americas, we surveyed 1,003 respondents who fit into the category of High Earners Not Rich Yet (HENRY) between the period of September 7 to September 17, 2018, to get a better understanding of how they define luxury, the key...
by Jeffrey Henning | Oct 20, 2018 | Consumer Surveys, E-Commerce Surveys, Finance Surveys, Generational Surveys, In the News, Retail Surveys
The classic dating phrase “it’s not you, it’s me,” pretty much sums up the relationship between millennials and credit cards. This has continued to be the trend for the past few years and is posing ongoing challenges for merchants. Read more at...
by Jeffrey Henning | Jun 13, 2018 | Consumer Surveys, E-Commerce Surveys, Finance Surveys, In the News, Retail Surveys
Despite the growing popularity of online shopping, many consumers still have reservations about making purchases online, hence prefer ‘Try Before You Buy’ payment choice, says a recent study. This facility has also helped retailers address the...
by Jeffrey Henning | Nov 16, 2017 | B2B Surveys, Consumer Surveys, Finance Surveys, In the News
ME-focused digital banking app Seed is getting rid of its monthly fee and will now be free for customers. The San Francisco-based fintech used to charge its customers $9 per month, but after conducting a survey, CEO Brian Merritt told Bank Innovation that he realized...
