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American adults younger than 35 are much less likely to own stocks now than they were before the 2008 market crash.

More Americans mention real estate than stocks or gold as the best long-term investment, similar to 2016. Not long ago, real estate trailed gold.

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In 1957, two in three Americans were collecting S&H, Gold Bond or other brands of trading stamps earned by shopping at participating retailers.

Thirty-five percent of Americans favor real estate as the best long-term investment choice, a four-percentage-point gain from last year that moves it further ahead of stocks (22%), gold (17%), savings accounts (15%) and bonds (7%).

A majority of U.S. investors describe their investing approach as seeking out and following good advice. A quarter are self-admitted "snoozers" who rarely look at their portfolio.

The two firms have created the Organizational Science Initiative, which aims to offer the world's most comprehensive analytics on employee engagement and organizational health.