Ranks of Dwayne Johnson, Rihanna, Beyonce, Eminem and Kevin Hart as the celebrities Americans would most like to see in a Super Bowl advertisement, according to TMA: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
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Ranks of Rihanna, Eminem, Beyonce, Taylor Swift and Snoop Dogg as the artists Americans would most like to see perform at the halftime show: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Source: TMA (The Marketing Arm).
Among workers whose annual income is between $40,000 and $79,999, rank of a change in health coverage as the main monetary hurdle preventing them from changing jobs, according to a survey by Bestcolleges.com: 1
Among low-income workers, rank of transportation costs to job search or interview as the main monetary hurdle preventing them from changing jobs: 1
Source: BestColleges.
On average, the number social media posts made per day by an 11-year-old, according to a study by Qustodio: 26
Percentage of minors between the ages of 9 and 16 who have a personal profile on at least one social network (growing to 83% by age 15 or 16): 45
Percentage of minors who know how to change their privacy settings: 46
Source: Qustodio.
Percentage of Gen Zers in the United States who said they believe they will be able to afford to buy a house or apartment in the future, despite mounting evidence of a housing affordability crisis across the country, according to a survey by Yubo: 93
Percentage of respondents who said they feel a college degree is necessary to "be successful and achieve the life [they] want": 36
Percentage who said they want to get married someday, while 81% also said they want to be parents in the future: 80
Source: Yubo.
Percentage of employees who are satisfied with their pay, a drop from 67% a year ago, according to a 27-country survey by Qualtrics: 61
Percentage who believe their actual pay is tied to performance: 50
Percentage more likely that an employee who is satisfied with their pay is to stay in a job for three or more years vs. an employee who is not satisfied: 13
Source: Qualtrics.
Percentage of the sandwich generation -- Americans who are raising or financially supporting children and also have at least one living parent age 65-plus -- who are either "very stressed" or "somewhat stressed" about affording their family's financial obligations over the next 10 years, according to a survey by Policygenius: 66
Percentage who expect supporting their parent(s) will cost just as much or even more than supporting their children over the next five years: 52
Percentage of the sandwich generation that has provided some kind of assistance to their parent(s) in the past 12 months: 52
Source: Policygenius.
Percentage of Americans who said they've been victims of identity theft this year, up from 40% last year, according to Debt.com's annual identity theft poll: 45
Percentage who said they were "surprised to find out they were a target of identity theft" (down from 84% last year): 38
Source: Debt.com.
Among the 30% of workers who are "quiet quitting" (doing the minimum requirements of one's job and putting in no more time, effort or enthusiasm than absolutely necessary), the percentage who say that their work-life balance has improved, according to a survey by the LendingTree: 57
Percentage of quiet quitters who said they were already doing so before they learned about the term, though 26% said they started checking out after learning about the movement: 59
Percentage who feel that setting boundaries with work has proved beneficial and who say they are more engaged at work than in the past: 40
Source: LendingTree.
Percentage of users of ad-supported over-the-top media services -- media that is offered directly to consumers via the internet, such as HBO Max and Disney+ -- who say they often click on ads and buy things they see advertised, according to research by Parks Associates: 23
Estimated number of U.S. internet households that use at least one advertising-based OTT streaming service: 37 million
Percentage of U.S. internet households this represents: 83
Source: Parks Associates.
Idle Thought
"Never think that war, no matter how necessary, nor how justified, is not a crime. Ask the infantry and ask the dead." -- Ernest Hemingway, writer (1899-1961)