In today’s episode, we talk about what young people want most from a bank, their favorite alternative investments, and what their parents have taught them about saving for the future. Join the discussion with host and Head of Business Development Rob Rubin, Analyst Lauren Ashcraft and Senior Analyst Grace Broadbent.
Consumers became more cautious with their spending, a trend that could worsen with Trump’s reciprocal tariffs
Uptake could be limited given the crypto market plunge
When you think of tax season, gaming or dating probably don’t come to mind. But for H&R Block, flipping that narrative is part of a larger strategy to meet the next generation of taxpayers exactly where they are—whether it’s in a virtual mansion on Roblox or swiping right on Tinder.
Worsening economic conditions will be felt deeply by issuers if the tariffs remain in their current form
A popular influencer has recommended drastic changes in daily spending.
Vimeo Streaming empowers creators with subscription tools: The platform helps monetize video content through branded apps, AI tools, and flexible pricing.
Leaning on non-card revenue can help the network maintain its momentum even if shaky economic conditions lead to slower consumer spending
Market instability as well as concerns over an economic slowdown as a result of President Trump’s tariffs are making the BNPL player pause its plans
The large card program is in flux, with both its issuer and network partnerships up for grabs
The tie-up can help Affirm’s strategy of building out its debit card to grow its overall payments volume
The payments giant is expanding its financial media network to monetize its data and push profitability efforts forward
We list the key takeaways from EY’s survey of Gen Zers.
A large majority of US adults under 35—60% of adults aged 18-24 and 62% of adults aged 25-34—mainly use a mobile app to interact with their bank, according to September 2024 data from Fico.
Baby boomers support their adult children at the expense of their retirement accounts.