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Data & Research December 27, 2010
Saving More a Popular 2011 New Year's Resolution
A new Harris Poll finds 22% of those surveyed pledging to save more
for retirement,with 40% planning to save more overall in
2011.
Reported by Fred Schneyer
Eight percent intend to make less risky investments in the new year, while 41% will pay down their debt level and 22% intend to ditch one of their credit cards.
Forty-two percent of Americans feel less secure now than a year ago, 36% feel just as secure, and 19% say they now feel more secure.
Meanwhile, according to Harris, 13% rate the job market in their region as “good,” 63% rate it as “bad” and 24% say it is neither good nor bad. Looking ahead, one-quarter of U.S. adults say they expect the job market to be better over the next six months, 22% say it will be worse and 54% believe it will remain the same.
The poll covered 2,331 adults who were surveyed online between December 6 and 13, 2010.
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