Investing Statistics and Survey Data

The Motley Fool analyzed every U.S. county using primary and secondary data, including survey insights from 2,000 retired Americans, to identify the best retirement locations in the South.

The Motley Fool analyzed every U.S. county using primary and secondary data, including survey insights from 2,000 retired Americans, to identify the best retirement locations in the Norhteast

The Motley Fool analyzed every U.S. county using primary and secondary data, including survey insights from 2,000 retired Americans, to identify the best retirement locations.

Real purchases, real crypto: 5 big brands now accept stablecoins at checkout.

Apple leads the way when it comes to stock buybacks, followed by Meta Platforms and Alphabet

SPACs have made up 30% of U.S. IPOs since 2003 -- but have they lived up to the hype?

BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are the largest ETF issuers in the United States.

Most people aim for multiple sources of income in retirement - but how many achieve that?

Fraud in real estate, mortgages, and home improvement is increasingly prevalent and costs Americans billions every year.

Investment scams are costing consumers millions, and cryptocurrency is a top payment method.

Estate and inheritance taxes are complicated -- start here.

SpaceX grew its U.S. market share 4x in 17 years, conducting 80% of U.S. space launches in 2025.

We surveyed 2,000 Americans about their streaming habits and preferences to find out what the future might hold for streaming services.

The average net worth in the U.S. is $192,700, but what about the average net worth by age, level of education, and race?

Capital gains taxes are confusing -- so we looked up rates in all 50 states.

Despite bubble concerns, AI investors are holding steady and looking at AI as a generational investment opportunity.

68% of American millionaires own cryptocurrency, according to a Motley Fool survey. Read on for more details.

Alternative investments are going mainstream.

The average retirement age in America is 63 for women and 65 for men. How has that changed over time?

Broader market conditions have a greater effect on the stock market than government shutdowns do.