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Not surprisingly, the new Gallup/UBS Index of Investor Optimism for July shows investor optimism at an all-time low. Nor is it unexpected that the Personal Dimension of the Index is also at a new low, given the vast losses many investors are ...

Investor optimism has fallen sharply during the past three months, reaching its second-lowest level ever in June, according to the Gallup/UBS Index of Investor Optimism. The Index has tumbled 49 points since March, and now stands at 72. Given ...

A special Gallup Poll analysis of more than 68,000 interviews conducted over the past two years shows that reported church attendance is highest in the Southern states, in Utah, and in certain Midwestern states, while church attendance is lowest ...

Having enough money for retirement beats out seven other financial issues as the top concern Americans have in their personal financial lives. The prospect of paying for catastrophic medical care also ranks high, while meeting housing costs and ...

The Gallup/UBS Index of Investor Optimism poll shows investor optimism increased for a second consecutive month in December. As a result, the Index has almost doubled in the past two months. Still, the overall level of U.S. investor confidence ...

A new Gallup analysis of almost 30,000 interviews conducted in 2004 confirms the strong relationship between religiosity and partisanship in the American population today. In general, the more frequently a person attends church, the higher the ...

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has a substantially more favorable image among women than among men -- a gender advantage that persists even among Republicans and independents. This suggests that Clinton has the potential to draw the votes of ...