Data, Research, and Statistics

Student debt averages are still rising, but how many will really default?

See the baffling house price by state shifts across the last ten years.

I lost nearly $400,000 to a Roth. It’s not just me. Based on our survey, the average person is losing $163,000.

We surveyed over a thousand Americans to understand their saving habits in 2023.

Inflation hedges, the plot thickens: What happened in 2022–2023 to prices of commodities in the US and where were inflation hedges when we needed them?

Check out our list of 100+ work from home statistics, covering recent stats, predictions, and more.

In this post, you’ll find work force stats by age, gender, race, and even by state and country.

Explore our 100+ cryptocurrency statistics and learn more about crypto prices and market caps.

Learn key facts about the number of homeless in the US in 2023.

Did you know the average college grad has $8k in credit card debt? All others have just $3,390.

A large survey of 9,658 people found 30% struggle financially and 43% struggle to meet basic needs.

A surprising 86% of people are satisfied with their working schedule. And 78% like their jobs.

Our top work life balance statistics tell you everything about achieving a healthy work-life balance

57.4% of Americans have less than $1,000 in savings. That's not good, but it's getting worse.

Only 2 hours and 48 minutes are spent being highly productive by the average office worker.

Continuous training results in 50% higher net sales per employee. (Brevet)