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RBC Consumer Outlook Index: European debt crisis and gulf oil spill having little impact on consumer spending

But spill and other crises raise fears about U.S. economic recovery

The World's Most Satisfied Local Communities

Ipsos Social Research Institute Measures 23 Countries and finds Netherlands (85%), Canada (83%), Australia (82%), India (76%), Germany (74%) and US (73%) on Top
South Korea (34%), Hungary (45%), Japan (46%), China (48%) and Russia (49%) on Bottom

Economic Crisis Makes Most Hispanics Even More Inclined to Provide Financial Protection for Their Family

Need for Information Is the Top Reason for Not Doing

RBC Consumer Outlook Index: U.S. consumers beginning to shed anxiety about economy

Consumers still cautious about spending and investing; Another "stay-cation" summer

With Crime and Drugs Being a Top Concern for Illinois Residents, Many View Community-Based Diversion Programs as the More Effective Way of Reducing Juvenile Delinquency

85% Want to See More of These Programs in Their Community

Loyalty Matters in America

US Citizens, Consumers and Workers Have Their Say on What Wins or Loses Their Loyalty

Hispanics Are More Optimistic About the U.S. Economy than the General Population

Nearly Four in Five Hispanics Say the Economy
Has Now Stabilized or Started Improving

RBC CASH Index: U.S. consumers still pessimistic about economy, but starting to show optimism about their personal finances

A majority of Americans (82 per cent) feel their local economy will stay the same or weaken within the next six months, according to inaugural survey findings from the RBC Consumer Outlook Index, the new monthly survey of U.S. consumers released today by RBC.

Amid General Concern about Retirement Preparedness, Americans Support Increased Employee Participation in Savings Plans

Consumers See Little Difference between National and Store Brands

Majority of Global Consumers Equate Store Brands with National Brands on Essential Brand Attributes