Will & Testament Despite the COVID-19 pandemic leading to a rise in will-making, half of Americans still find it “nearly impossible” to discuss death with their family – a phenomenon particularly true for adults trying to speak to their older parents. According to a new survey of 2,000 Americans, 47% of people have gone out of their way to avoid …
By Allison Sadlier // SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC One-third of Americans can whip together an “ultra-fast” dinner in just 10 minutes or less, according to new research. Egg sandwiches, grilled cheeses, hamburgers, hot dogs and microwave meals were all common dinners respondents said they could whip together in a pinch. A study of 2,000 census-balanced Americans …
By SWNS Staff w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC What do you think the biggest impact on your personality growing up was? A new survey found 66% of Americans said playing video games as kids shaped their personality into what it is today. The survey asked 2,000 Americans about their relationship with video games throughout their lives and their time …
By Danielle Moore // SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC While the postponement of movie awards shows means that awards season 2021 won’t arrive until the spring, American movie fans might just be more prepared than ever this year. Six in 10 Americans say staying at home more often during COVID has turned them into a “total …
By Victoria McNally // SWNS w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Three out of every five Americans would rather get an extra vacation day for “life admin” tasks than a pay raise, according to new research. In a recent poll of 2,000 U.S. adults, 57% preferred the idea of getting an extra day off each month to perform their own personal …
By Marie Haaland // SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Having the money talk with kids pays off, and 4 in 5 people wish they knew more about finances growing up Four in five parents wish they had more information about money and financial know-how when they were children — their kids, however, have an understanding of money …
By SWNS Staff w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Over half of Americans are experiencing a financial hangover due to their holiday spending, according to new research. The study asked 2,000 census-balanced Americans about how their finances have been impacted by the perfect storm of COVID-19 and the holidays and found it will take them nearly seven weeks to get …
By Marie Haaland // SWNS W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Those who are more laid-back are adjusting better to quarantine life — and are more optimistic overall, new research found. The survey of 2,000 Americans — split by those who move slowly, versus those who do things quickly — found respondents who take their time could not only adapt more …
By SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Nearly seven in 10 American parents believe it’s important for their families to take a break from technology in the new year, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 American parents asked how parents witness tech burnout in their children and how they plan to improve their family’s digital wellbeing …
By Danielle Moore // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC If Americans’ track record for “sticking with it” in 2020 is any indication, keeping New Year’s resolutions may prove more difficult in 2021 than ever before. The average American tried to form 19 new habits during quarantine – and gave up on all but four of them, according to …
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