QUESTIONS
1.
1.
The age where life, money and the future start to feel "real" is officially 27 years old, according to new research. Did life/the future start to feel more real to you at age 27?
Yes, about then
25%
565 votes
No, before 27
49%
1137 votes
No, after 27
26%
598 votes
2.
2.
Moving out of their parents' or guardians' house (46%) is one of the top events that made Americans feel like an adult. Did you feel like an adult when you moved out of your parents' house?
Yes
60%
1379 votes
No
17%
389 votes
Undecided
13%
296 votes
Not Applicable
10%
236 votes
3.
3.
The survey also asked Americans a few hypothetical questions and found that finances are certainly top of mind. If they were given an additional $1,000, the majority (60%) would put it all in their savings account. Another 14% are equally likely to put that money into their 401(k) or to go on a nice vacation. If you were given an additional $1000, what would you do with it?
Put it in savings
41%
954 votes
Put it towards debt
23%
522 votes
Put it in my 401 (k) / RRSP
5%
123 votes
Go on vacation
5%
110 votes
Buy something I need for my house/household
9%
213 votes
Buy things for myself
3%
59 votes
Undecided
12%
266 votes
Other (please specify)
2%
53 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
0.70% 16
Invest it 0.09% 2
purchase a new phone and laptop 0.04% 1
deposit 70% and spend the other 30% 0.04% 1
Store half in a box hidden away and half in a bank account and see what happens with the global economy in the coming months? Sounds right to me! 0.04% 1
save money at home 0.04% 1
Savings and debt 0.04% 1
27 was a long time ago for me. does not matter now. 0.04% 1
Use it for Christmas presents for my kids 0.04% 1
Probably split it into savings & a luxury. 0.04% 1
Half to buy things in my house and save a little bit and 300 to pay down debt. 0.04% 1
Use it toward monthly expenses. 0.04% 1
Buy toys. 0.04% 1
R 0.04% 1
Put half on debt and save the other half 0.04% 1
I would split it between savings and buying something for my household. 0.04% 1
combination of these 0.04% 1
split it into different groups, as pay off some bills, spend some on myself, and buy things for the household, and put a bit into savings. $1,000 is NOT very much any more. 0.04% 1
A little in savings, a little for me, a little towards debt, a little towards charity 0.04% 1
Put kerosene in my barrel,it's starting to cool off nights & mornings now in Maine. 0.04% 1
Donate 10% to charity, spend some and save some for rainy day/ 0.04% 1
Buy groceries; mostly meats and fish. It's been so long since we could afford more than hamburger but even that is so expensive. I can no longer buy in bulk. It's 1 or 2 canned goods items a month, not 12 like "yesterday." 0.04% 1
put half in savings and spend half on something I needed 0.04% 1
First, pay ALL taxes right off the top. Then put 1/2 in savings or somewhere else SAFE. Discuss with spouse how to spend the remainder. 0.04% 1
na 0.04% 1
donate to charity 0.04% 1
Invest in physical silver 0.04% 1
Invest--and I don't have a 401(k) account 0.04% 1
Give to my daughter 0.04% 1
Use it to help others I currently support 0.04% 1
Pay off debt with $500 and save the other $500. 0.04% 1
... 0.04% 1
split it up among multiple of the above options 0.04% 1
Invest in the stock market 0.04% 1
Multiple listed above 0.04% 1
silver 0.04% 1
A combination of a few of these. Save, put toward debt, get something for my house 0.04% 1
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