Americans Optimistic About the Economy, Finances and the Future

San Francisco, CA - These are the findings from an Ipsos study conducted for Wells Fargo. The report is available for download on the right side of the page.

These are findings from an Ipsos study conducted for Wells Fargo in June, 2014. For the survey, a sample of 3,276 Americans ages 18-65 was interviewed online. Results are presented for Millennials (age 18-32), Gen X (age 33-48) and Boomers (age 49-65).

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Kerri Ryan Senior Vice President Ipsos MarketQuest 212.584.9267 [email protected]

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