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Millennials Are Saving, But Not For Retirement

Bank Innovation

The millennial generation is saving money—just not to leave the work force. The majority of millennials, at 63%, are saving towards their “desired lifestyle” rather than towards retirement goals, according to the Spring 2017 Merrill Edge Report by Bank of America, released on Friday.

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Millennial Small Business Owners Are Most Optimistic About 2018 Growth, BofA Survey Says

Bank Innovation

The most optimistic owners are millennials, according to data from the Bank of America Fall 2017 Small Business Owner Report. The survey of about 1,000 small businesses, released last week, found that the majority of millennial entrepreneurs (81%, the survey […].

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INV Unfiltered: 111 Million Reasons to Ignore Millennials

Bank Innovation

Talk about financial innovation has centered around millennials for years now — so much so that Ron Shevlin, the industry consultant, recently called Baby Boomers the “emerging” sector in fintech. That sector of people older than 50 now numbers 111 million — and is rapidly growing — in America.

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AI/BOTS: AI Bank Tech And Millennials

PYMNTS

As more millennials become adults and baby boomers pass on, these young adults will have larger purchasing power. Census, shared that the number of millennials (75.4 Given these figures, and varying degrees of purchasing power, and interest in trying out new technologies in everyday settings, millennials seem to have the upper hand.

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Why Do 44% Of Millennials Bank With Bank Of America, Chase, And Wells Fargo? Mobile Banking

Ron Shevelin

Large banks offer more mobile banking features than smaller banks--and that attracts and keeps Millennials.

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Bank of America Study Shows Darker Side of Mobile

Bank Innovation

Make no mistake, Bank of America is committed to mobile, and reveals more about its work on the platform than most banks. One example is the inclusion of BofA’s mobile check deposit figures in its quarterly earnings call. Few, if any of other banks, lay it out so starkly. That’s why Read More.

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P2P Is the New Social ‘Norm,’ BofA Says

Bank Innovation

In fact, P2P has become the new social ‘norm,’ Bank of America claims. According to the bank’s Trends in Consumer Mobility Report released today, nearly two in five (36%) adults currently use person-to-person payments, with millennials nearly double that […].