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Almost six in 10 Americans say the amount they are paying in income taxes this year is fair, up from previous years. But only about a third of the public feels that its taxes are lower this year as a direct result of the tax-cut bill passed into ...

In July, investor optimism has continued to show the extreme volatility of recent months. The UBS/Gallup Index of Investor Optimism declined, offsetting about two-thirds of its June increase and dashing hopes that optimism among investors was ...

A new Gallup Poll finds half of all Americans saying their federal income taxes are too high -- about the same number who expressed that view last year but lower than the number who felt that way prior to Sept. 11, 2001. Six in 10 regard the ...

A new Gallup Poll, conducted about a week before income tax returns are due, finds Americans are less likely to say that the taxes they pay are too high than they have been at any tax filing season in the past four decades. A substantial ...

It's tax time again, and, perhaps not surprisingly, Americans continue to think that the amount of taxes they pay is too high. Perceptions that taxes are too high has been a consistent finding in Gallup polls conducted for more than 50 years. ...

Overall investor optimism plunged 22 points to its lowest level ever this month and now registers 82. The largest declines last month occurred on the personal and governmental dimensions, each down by 10 points from June. While the economic ...

The majority of Americans are skeptical that the information they provide in the forthcoming U.S. Census will be kept confidential, but almost all Americans nevertheless say they plan to participate and fill out their Census forms, and the vast ...

A Gallup poll conducted in advance of this year's April 15 tax due day finds two out of three Americans harboring concerns that the federal income tax they have to pay is "too high." Overall, 65% say their tax bill is too high compared to just ...

Women in America today are most concerned about money issues, their families, their health, and the problems of time management and stress, according to a March survey conducted by Gallup for women.com. The survey asked American women the ...