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Wells Fargo Shuts Millennial-Friendly App ‘Greenhouse’ To New Clients

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“Existing Greenhouse by Wells Fargo customers can continue to manage their finances through the Greenhouse app.”. Users can also choose how much to deposit in their “Spending Account,” which is connected to a debit card that they can use for everyday purchases. Millennial-Banking Apps Are Struggling. For instance, J.P.

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DATA: How FI’s Innovation Gap Is Big Tech’s Big Opportunity

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It’s really difficult, the banking ecosystem is not fast and that’s just reality,” Jim McCarthy, industry expert and former innovation head for Visa, told Karen Webster in a recent conversation. The Headwinds Creating The Innovations Gap . According to the latest edition of the Innovation Readiness report, only 22.3

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Zero Launches Debit-Like Credit Card, Raises $20M

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Zero, a company that aims to modernize credit cards for the millennial generation, has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round, according to a report. The company plans to market its card to credit-wary millennials who want to avoid getting into a deep debt cycle, but who also want the incentives of owning a credit card.

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Robos and Credit Cards Coming to Ally Customers Soon

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Ally Bank is all about appealing to its “digitally savvy” millennial customers base, says CEO Diane Morais. And rightfully so, since millennials now comprise nearly half – 48% – of the digital bank’s customer base. In that spirit, Ally is focusing its efforts on digital wealth management and credit cards, Morais said Read More.

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Why Digital Payments Innovation Sticks To Gen Z

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For its part, Venmo now has an option to transfer money to the bank without a debit card for the same fee. And there is a credit card angle, too, which will apply to dealing with Gen Z users of P2P going forward. Most of these P2P players still allow consumers to use credit cards to fund these transfers,” he said.

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Mobile Cards Key To Winning Bank Accounts

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As the report states, “We … find that a significant share of consumers are willing to bank with the institutions — financial or otherwise — that offer them the best spending and money management tools.”. Mobile Cards: Make or Break? The highest interest is among “bridge millennials” whose card spend averages $40,000 annually.

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Canadian Startup KOHO raises C$42m to Expand Banking Services

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KOHO, with its millennial friendly aesthetic and messaging, currently offers its users debit cards, personal finance management tools and cashback features. CEO and co-founder Daniel Eberhard told Bank Innovation the new funding […].