Published by the Luxury Institute, WealthSurveys are topical and provide insights and data derived from surveying high net-worth consumers. Several are conducted each year and many are conducted annually to provide trending.
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Wealthy consumers share their opinions on which industries are the best in five key areas: quality products and services, customer service, advertising, innovation, and trustworthiness.
Ninety-eight percent of wealthy consumers use the Internet at home, while 68% use the Internet at work. This report explains how wealthy consumers use the Internet.
In this survey, the Luxury Institute uncovers the Internet usage and attitudes of wealthy consumers and shows how the wealthy have moved past Web 1.0 and into Web 2.0.
Wealthy consumers share their opinions on which industries are the best in five key areas: quality products and services, customer service, advertising, innovation, and trustworthiness.
This study examines the wealthy’s current stance on the real estate market and specifically what they plan on doing in the coming year in relation to purchasing or selling real estate.
This proprietary wealth segment analysis of the 2006 American Community Survey data highlights growth, trends, and demographics of the top 7% of U.S. households.
Are wealthy consumers happy in their present job? Are they planning to work past retirement? In this report, wealthy consumers will answer these questions.
