A new study reveals Millennial small business owners are more willing to take calculated financial risks and incur debt in order to grow their businesses. The study, conducted by research firm GfK for Wells Fargo, identified similarities and differences today between millennial small business owners and small business owners of earlier generations and how they…
U.S. Millennials (aged 16-30) are the most likely to adopt new buying methods such as mobile payments with 9% of U.S. millennials using mobile payment applications daily.
New research shows the majority of U.S. consumers support newer methods of calculating credit scores and that most Americans also support competition among developers of credit scoring models.
New research shows U.S. retailers customer service mistakes made with Cyber Monday online shoppers could lead to significant in-store sales losses in the 2015 holiday gift-buying season.
In today’s CardFlash News Que: SYNCHRONY (CareCredit); REMITLY (Mexico); EXPERIAN (Small Biz); and WESTERN UNION (Connect).
The Knot and PayPal released a survey with a key finding that they want to pay for their wedding electronically and on their smartphones. With PayPal, couples can send money and make deposits to vendors quickly on their smartphones, especially on their wedding day.
In today’s CardFlash News Que: IZP (Globebill); VIACOM (MDI); COLDWELL (Millennials) and SYNCHRONY (JA).
Millennials have now passed baby boomers as the largest segment of the U.S. population, this digitally independent generation is still much less savvy than older generations when it comes to their finances and credit management.
TIO Networks has inked an arm’s length agreement acquire NJ-based Softgate Systems, a provider of consumer retail bill payment solutions. The acquisition is expected to close later this year.
A new survey finds 96% of millennials who have credit cards consider themselves financially responsible, yet 44% of those surveyed have either missed a payment, paid a late fee, exceeded their credit limit or had to work out a payment plan with a credit card company.
New research shows shoppers’ number one pain-point limiting them from regularly using coupons is forgetting them at checkout in-store. In fact, 79% of surveyed shoppers shared they would not buy an item if they forgot to bring a coupon in-store.
Millennials are more likely than their older counterparts to travel with a purpose as 84% of millennials say they would travel abroad to participate in volunteer activities,