Which Animal Personality Pairings Work Best?
Americans believe that the ideal couple consists of a “golden retriever” and a “bear,” according to new research. The survey of 2,000 Americans in a relationship … Read More
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Invisible Jobs of Motherhood: Moms Hold Everything Together
How long would the typical family last without a mom to run the show? Less than a day, according to the data. A recent survey in … Read More
Soaring Costs Are Driving Americans To Scale Back Travel
Americans are scaling back travel spending this year, with 58% planning to spend less than they did last year, according to new research. The online … Read More
Weekly Screen Time Averages 50 Hours for Americans
More than one in five Americans haven’t visited the optometrist in at least a year (22%) and another 15% “can’t remember” the last time they … Read More
High Concern, Low Action: Americans Fall Short on Planning
More than half of American adults (56%) don’t have any estate planning documents — despite 73% saying it’s important. That’s according to a survey of … Read More
Seniors Reveal What Memory Loss Is Really Like and How To Reduce Risk
What would you prioritize earlier in life? New research has found six in ten seniors said for them, it’s their memory health. A new poll of 2,000 … Read More
When Does Diet Discipline Break Down the Most?
Cravings hit hardest at 3:42 p.m., according to new research. A survey of 5,000 Americans, split evenly by state, looked at what cravings look like across … Read More
Why Travelers Overwhelmingly See Themselves as Great Travel Roommates
Nearly three-quarters of Americans claim to be “the perfect roommate” on vacation (73%), according to new research on “vacation compatibility.” Conducted by Talker Research for Club … Read More
Emotional Disconnect Persists Even as Americans Want Community
Thirty-eight percent of Americans have gone “no contact” with a friend or family member in the last year, according to a new study. The survey … Read More