As Americans celebrated the nation’s 250th Independence Day, economic concern eased, but financial security remains elusive for many.
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Since 2008, this quarterly survey has tracked how consumers view the economy, the sources of stress they face today, and their confidence in financial services.
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As Americans celebrated the nation’s 250th Independence Day, economic concern eased, but financial security remains elusive for many.
View the July 2026 Report
Consumer sentiment slipped further in early April as energy costs rose and geopolitical risks intensified.
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Americans entered 2026 with tempered expectations as concerns about the U.S. economy eased but remained elevated.
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The first week of the government shutdown saw no surge in Americans’ economic anxiety.
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Concerns about the economy eased modestly following April’s sharp rise.
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Today’s consumers wish for more from their life insurance. Explore key findings from the 2026 Insurance Barometer Study.
As Americans celebrated the nation’s 250th Independence Day, economic concern eased, but financial security remains elusive for many.
LIMRA’s latest study updates more than six decades of life insurance ownership trends, adding new estimates to better reflect today’s coverage landscape. Technical Report now available.
Consumers want life insurance that is simple, flexible, and easy to integrate into their financial lives. Explore insights from the 2026 Insurance Barometer Study.
Is life insurance evolving as fast as consumer expectations? Insights from the 2026 Insurance Barometer Study reveal today’s consumers want more – more flexibility, more relevance, and more value.
This annual study from LIMRA and Life Happens focuses on the attitudes and behaviors of American adults with regard to life insurance.