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Millennial credit card delinquencies rise: New York Fed

Payments Dive

Nearly 3% of millennials are newly delinquent as of the third quarter this year, slightly up from 2.5% in Q3 2019, according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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Consumers tap credit cards, loans to manage inflation: Fed report

Payments Dive

Gen Z and millennials were the age groups most likely to use loans and credit cards to respond to higher prices, a Federal Reserve research report said.

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Millennials Will Lead The Voice Commerce Revolution

PYMNTS

For example, 76 percent of consumers reported making purchases during at least one of their daily routine activities, whether eating breakfast, commuting to work or sitting at their desks in the office. That’s especially true for bridge millennials, those 32- to 42-year-olds, entering the prime time of their spending years.

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Millennials SME Owners Prefer Online Alternative Lenders to Tradtional Ones

Bank Innovation

small businesses, specifically and unsurprisingly with those run by millennials, according to a new report by Mercator Advisory Group. According to Mercator’s report, Business Banking Services: Keeping Up with Millennial Owners, 27% of total U.S. Online alternative lenders are gaining momentum with U.S.

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Report: Millennials, Buy Now Pay Later And The Shifting Dynamics Of Online Credit

PYMNTS

It has been suggested that millennials are averse to having and using credit cards. Millennials are in fact as likely as other generations to have credit cards, with nearly nine out of 10 having at least one card, according to PYMNTS’ latest research. percent of bridge millennials have used BNPL, close to double the average.

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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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The future of money (research report)

Chris Skinner

I just got a report from J Walter Thompson on the future of money and there’s some interesting facts and stats.

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