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AltFin’s Bumpy Ride Into An Uncertain 2019

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consumers owe roughly 26 percent of their annual income to debt, up from 22 percent in 2010. These secretly vulnerable consumers, Webster noted, often use debt to make ends meet, either on credit cards or through alternative vehicles like online lenders. According to the Federal Reserve , U.S. That amounts to $13.2 trillion, up 18.5

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Deep Dive: Giving Healthcare Payments A Real-Time Upgrade

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healthcare market, which is continuously at the center of debate regarding how to expand access and manage treatment costs. They also deliver more seamless experiences that consumers — and millennials in particular — have come to expect. Frictions are rampant in the U.S. A Prescription For More Efficient Payouts.

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Innovation in the Asset Management industry

Tefkin

While other sectors attract more mainstream press attention (payment, retail banking), the asset management industry is also deeply affected by “software eating the world” Asset Class Competition. Traditional asset management companies are increasingly facing competition on both sides of the performance scale.

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From Investing To Budgeting, How Millennials Are Disrupting Personal Finance

CB Insights

While the media often portrays millennials as preoccupied with the rising prices of festival tickets and avocado toast, their real financial concerns are a bit more practical. Download the free report to find out how fintech is shaping the future of wealth management and investing. get the REPORT on next generation investors.

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Fighting Digital with Digital

Independent Banker

The quickness with which these Wall Street-driven nonbank lenders—variously called peer-to-peer, online marketplace or financial technology (FinTech) lenders—can fulfill borrowers’ requests has enabled alternative lending to double every year since 2010.

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Banking for Generation Z – what FIs must do differently

NCR

Banks have spent a lot of time in the last few years trying to attract the attention of affluent millennial consumers – those born between the early 80s and mid-90s, who are currently an immensely attractive segment for financial institutions. Don’t mix them up with millennials.

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Why Household Finances Under The Hood Don’t Look So Good

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Or are the 27 percent of the population — those high-income Bridge Millennials and Gen X-ers with college degrees who are steps away from financial catastrophe — happy, even if they do report feeling more positive about the stability of their financial situation than they did this time a year ago? Are the more than a third of U.S. Today, U.S.

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