Refine Your Results:

Topic

  • Behavior (2)
  • Housing (2)
  • Charity (1)
  • Household Structure (1)
  • Economy (1)

    • Region

    Country
  • USA (7)
    • North America
  • USA (7)

    • Industry

  • Finance (1)

    • Consumer

    Age
  • 26-34 years old (2)
  • 18-25 years old (2)
  • 35-44 years old (1)
    • Income
  • Income (1)
    • Orientation
  • GLBT (2)
    • Status
  • Parents (2)
  • Students (1)

    • Source

  • US Census Bureau (9)

    • Facts Tagged With Demographics

    Subscribe

    1-9 of 9 results

    59% of parents have provided financial assistance to children ages 18 to 39 who aren't students Generation Jobless: The Toll on Parents When Kids Return Home - WSJ.com  
    Added: 11/15/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 11/10/2011
    5.9M Americans between ages 25 and 34 – nearly 25% of whom have bachelor's degrees – live with their parents, up from 4.7M before the recession Generation Jobless: The Toll on Parents When Kids Return Home - WSJ.com  
    Added: 11/15/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 11/10/2011
    The average household gave $661 to churches and other religious organizations in 2010, down 19% from the peak of $814 given in 2006 (in 2010 dollars) Demo Memo: Decline in Giving  
    Added: 11/09/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 11/03/2011
    In 2011, married couples with children made up 20% of all households, half what they were in 1970 (40%) Newsroom: Families  
    Added: 11/04/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 11/03/2011
    The average American makes $735 per week Selected Characteristics of People 15 Years Old and Over by Total Money Income in 2009, Work Experience in 2009, Race, Hispanic Origin, and Sex  
    Added: 10/26/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 01/01/2011
    Since 2000, homeowner mobility peaked at 8.1% 2001-02 when nearly 16M homeowners moved. In 2009-10, only 10.8M homeowners moved Geographical Mobility/Migration - Geographical Mobility: 2009 to 2010 - U.S. Census Bureau  
    Added: 05/23/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 05/23/2011
    Among renters, 29% moved in 2009-10, down slightly from the 29.6% who moved between 2008-09. Renter mobility has been largely flat since 2000, peaking at 30.8% in 2001–02 Geographical Mobility/Migration - Geographical Mobility: 2009 to 2010 - U.S. Census Bureau  
    Added: 05/23/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 05/23/2011
    Average annual household income for male same-sex couples in the US is $116,749, vs. $93,351 for married opposite-sex couples, $92,213 for female same-sex couples, and $64,005 for unmarried opposite-sex couples Demographics of Same-Sex Couple Households with Children  
    Added: 05/13/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 04/02/2011
    Of the 6.5 million unmarried couples in the US, 581,300 are same-sex couples Demographics of Same-Sex Couple Households with Children  
    Added: 05/13/2011 from US Census Bureau Published: 04/02/2011