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Cash or Credit: A Millennial Story

FICO

Last year Millennials surpassed Baby Boomers as the largest generation in the U.S. ( Millennials (those born between 1997-1981) now number 75.4 The Millennial generation came of age during the Great Recession and some studies from Bankrate and others, have shown they are credit averse, and favor debit cards over credit cards.

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FICO Survey: Are Millennials Embracing Mobile Payments?

FICO

Millennials love their smartphones—so much so that in recent research , millennials ranked them as more important than a toothbrush or even deodorant. It is a good thing 90% of millennials have smartphones! Of course, many of our clients want to know more about millennial banking habits. That is a really mixed story.

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Your next accounting client wants paperless, mobile services

Abrigo

Millennial business owners (which for this survey included owners younger than 39) overwhelmingly preferred paper-free accounting, at 78 percent. The top technology tools millennial owners desire were cloud-based technologies, online invoicing and digital payments, Bill.com said.

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2020 To Mark A Turning Point At The Point of Sale

PYMNTS

Glancing through the digital pages of the PYMNTS eBook, a few themes emerge. Here Come The Millennials. That next generation would be millennials and Gen Z, of course. However, looking out a year gives a glimpse of the trends in place, and the ripple effects that translate into seismic currents and sea change.

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How to Attract Multiple Generations to Open New Accounts and Apply for Loans

This entertaining and informative eBook will help your financial institution uncover the best practices when it comes to appealing to mass audiences. How are Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z defined? This includes: What happens when your products do not properly address each generational audience?

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UK Consumers Won't Tolerate Financial Crime At Their Bank

FICO

You can read more about all the UK survey results in our Digital Consumer Banking and Fraud Survey – UK Results Ebook . Millennials are the least impressed. Those in the Millennials generation – aged 25-34 - appear to be the least impressed with banks’ current approaches to fraud. by Matt Cox.

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Will Mobile Wallets Ever Be Wallet Of Choice?

PYMNTS

The Tale of Two Wallets eBook is the culmination of their research and sheds light on why mobile wallets have yet to gain enough traction to actually replace traditional wallets. Many already have their phones on hand, making transactions easily accessible and very convenient,” the eBook stated.

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