NEW YORK—A new study reveals consumers place a high value on BNPL as a payment method, so much that nearly half of BNPL users would delay or cancel a purchase if a retailer or merchant did not provide it as a payment method.
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SAN FRANCISCO–The financial landscape continues to undergo a transformation driven by innovative fintechs, especially those doing work in artificial intelligence (AI)-driven personalization and the rapidly rising super apps, according to a new report from GlobalData.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.— A credit union CEO who during his career helped turn around a troubled CU and built it into one of the state’s largest, and who during his tenure also moved the credit union into a former Wonder Bread factory, is sharing his thoughts as retirement approaches.
SAVANNAH, Ga.–The gender wage gap very much remains a “persistent problem,” according to one expert, who offered credit unions here some deeper insights into the issue as well as some ideas for helping to close that gap.
SAVANNAH, Ga.–Everyone has one of eight “stress personalities,” according to one expert, who explained that while it’s important for leaders to know their own, it’s not necessary to know the stress personality of others—what matters instead is understanding everyone reacts differently to stress.
SAVANNAH, Ga.–Here’s a certainty: You’re a member of a generation. And here’s what is most likely another certainty: You have assumptions about generations that are probably wrong.
SAN FRANCISCO–The first class of kindergarteners who were enrolled in a unique program that gave each of them a $50 savings account has now graduated from high school, and the results offer some insights into the lessons learned along the way.
COSTA MESA, Calif.–A new report from J.D. Power offers some insights into why Apple Pay Later is gaining marketshare and who should be concerned about it.
WASHINGTON—What does “living the good life” mean to consumers? A new study from Fannie Mae claims to have some answers.
ST. GEORGE, Utah –A new survey offers insights into consumer thinking around perceptions of service, especially when it comes to interacting with contact centers.