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Report: Millennials, Buy Now Pay Later And The Shifting Dynamics Of Online Credit

PYMNTS

It has been suggested that millennials are averse to having and using credit cards. Millennials are in fact as likely as other generations to have credit cards, with nearly nine out of 10 having at least one card, according to PYMNTS’ latest research. PYMNTS research shows 11.5

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CIBIL Study Shows Millennials Are Actively Checking Their Credit Scores

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While millennials are borrowing more than pre-millennials and post-millennials, they are still conscious about how much debt they are taking up…. Did you know that India’s millennials fall in the biggest borrowers’ category within the country? This is higher than the average score of non-millennials, which is 734.

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Five Key Takeaways From PYMNTS’ BNPL Study

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According to PYMNTS’ new study, Buy Now, Pay Later: Millennials and the Shifting Dynamics of Online Credit , which surveyed nearly 15,000 U.S. While some pundits have said rising BNPL use is due to younger consumers’ aversion to – or lack of – traditional forms of credit, the PYMNTS study showed a different reality.

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Millennials don't want a paycheck; they want a pay card

Payments Dive

A new study finds that 48 percent of millennials don't trust banks and see pay cards as a good way to avoid dealing with them.

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Deep Dive: Travel, Hospitality Get A Millennial Makeover

PYMNTS

Millennials have long been sought-after travel and hospitality customers, partly because they are perfectly placed to seek such experiences. This unique status creates both opportunities and challenges for firms in the space, as millennials search for the experiences they crave. Furthermore, millennials are set to spend $1.4

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Millennials Shun Credit Cards After Getting Denied

PYMNTS

26) new research that revealed over six out of 10 millennials declined for credit are not seen applying again for at least 12 months. A frequently referenced Bankrate.com study reported that 63 percent of millennials do not have a credit card. Fewer than half of millennials, the largest generation of U.S.

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Deep Dive: Keeping Up With Bridge Millennials’ Retail Impact

PYMNTS

Bridge millennials’ rise is changing the retail ecosystem ahead of the 2019 holiday season, but their impacts will continue to be felt in the year ahead. Bridge millennials are consumers aged 30 to 40 whose shopping and financial preferences straddle Gen X and millennial demographics.