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Nearly Nine in Ten Americans with Type I Diabetes Use Insulin to Manage Their Diabetes
Washington, DC – Nearly 7 in 10 Americans with type II diabetes think that it is important to know their glucose levels on a regular basis.
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More parents are saving for college—and they’re saving more money
Chicago, IL- Sallie Mae and Ipsos released the sixth edition of How America Saves for College on September 28, 2016. The study finds that more families are saving for college in 2016 than in the prior three years of How America Saves for College. Fifty-seven percent of parents reported saving—up 9 percentage points from 2015. The average amount parents have saved for college is also up, at $16,380.
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Six in Ten Americans Between the Ages of 45-60 Have Their Important Financial and Insurance Information Documented
In Comparison, Less Than Half (40%) Currently Have a Will
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Six in Ten Americans Between the Ages of 45-60 Have Their Important Financial and Insurance Information Documented
Washington, DC – When it comes to documenting important financial account and insurance information, six in ten Americans between the ages of 45 – 60 say that they have done this (60%) – on par with other demographic groups included in the survey (LGBT 61%, African Americans 58%, Hispanics 56%). According to the recent online survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of MassMutual, respondents are most likely to trust their spouse or significant other (58%) with access to this information in the event of an emergency, while about one in five (19%) prefer to trust their children with this information. Roughly one in ten have given access to this information to a brother or sister (9%), while very few say that they have a special friend (3%), a financial advisory (1%), or some other person (5%) who knows how to access that information in the event of an emergency. Another 5% say that they have not yet selected a person to share this information with.