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One Year After Financial Collapse, Majority (60%) of Americans Think Compensation Received by Wall Street Executives is Unreasonable

One Third (36%) Of Americans Think the Obama Administration Has Done "Too Little" About Controlling Compensation Packages, Half (51%) Think "About the Right Amount" (26%) Or "Too Much" (25%) Has Been Done
Majority (56%) Think Bankers Have Fared Better than Other People during Current Financial Crisis

RBC CASH Index: Dog days: U.S. consumer sentiment flat at summer's end, according to RBC IndexPositive economic news and rising markets driving improved consumer confidence, but Jobs Index remains low

For All Its Intensity, Americans Are Not Swayed by the Healthcare Debate

Public Remains Split on Reform Proposals

Obama's Approval Rating Declines Marginally to 56%

A Majority Oppose Sending More Troops to Afghanistan Amid Feeling that U.S. Is Not Winning the War

Most Dog Owners Say They Indulge Their Pups with Simple Pleasures like Treats, Belly Rubs and Walks

Few Pamper their Dogs with Luxury Goods and Services

Many Americans Suffering From Vacation Deficit

Nearly One Quarter (23%) Of Those Who Say a Vacation is Important Aren't Confident They'll Take One This Year

Only 30% of U.S. Adults Consider Themselves Overweight

Public's Perceptions at Odds with CDC Observations on Obesity

RBC CASH Index: U.S. consumer sentiment rebounds from summer doldrums, according to RBC IndexDeclining expectations for the future drive drop in confidence

Positive economic news and rising markets driving improved consumer confidence, but Jobs Index remains low

Obama's Approval Rating Holds Steady at 58%

Americans More Optimistic about the Economy

Survey First to Quantify Global Customer Complaints

23 Country Survey Shows 4 in 10 (38%) Consumers Complained About Product or Service in Past Year
Canada (44%) and United States (44%) in Top 10 of World "Complainant Nations"