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The Millennial Real Estate Boom Beckons?

PYMNTS

The market is still years away from reaching an adequate supply of homes to meet today’s demand from buyers. Demand will be robust, the report said, and with low rates, rising rents and “the ever-expending Millennial population” all contributing to that demand.

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Are today’s banking customer experiences meeting mass affluents’ needs?

Accenture

Mass affluent consumers—those with an annual income of $100,000 or more after taxes—are a critical demographic for retail banks. To continue to meet their needs and grow potential new revenue, banks cannot rest on business-as-usual banking customer experiences. A relationship. Read more.

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Survey: COVID-19’s Financial Effect on Millennials

MyBankTracker

The COVID-19 pandemic has added to the money challenges faced by millennials in particular. Millennials are old enough to have financial responsibilities without having had much time to build financial stability. The survey found that the pandemic added to the financial challenges that millennials face. Key Findings.

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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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Managing Spend In A Sector Where Unplanned Expenses Are The Norm Issues

PYMNTS

Millennials have been at home in the global workforce for about a decade now, but Generation Z is starting to filter into offices, warehouses and work floors and bringing their fast payments expectations with them. How Business And Their Workers Can Avoid Frustrating Tax Mistakes. The Latest Workforce Spend Headlines.

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Tr?v: Why Insurers Still Cling To The Paper Check

PYMNTS

government has made additional changes to help both businesses and consumers deal with the strains of COVID-19, by extending the deadline to file taxes to July 15. Fraudsters are moving in to take advantage of tax confusion and consumer stress, however. Businesses Struggle To Meet The Rising Demand For Mobile Disbursements.

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Amazon Pay’s Gauthier: No One Can Predict Retail’s Future, So Innovate Around What Won’t Change

PYMNTS

Should I leverage the online capabilities?’ — taxes that budget,” Gauthier said. Nearly 70 percent (68 percent) of millennial and bridge millennial consumers and 63 percent of Gen X consumers say reviews, recommendations and familiar checkout options give them confidence that a new-to-them merchant is worth getting their business.