The Digital Generation: Gen Z is Not Just ‘Millennials 2.0’
Banks and credit unions can’t afford to assume that what once worked for Millennials will also work for Gen Z. You'll need a new strategy.
Articles about Gen Z banking trends, habits and payments preferences, with insights into how the next generation of banking consumers feels about credit cards, cash, fintechs and digital banking tools.
As 2025 approaches, banks, fintech and finance firms must adapt their communication strategies to face new trends and challenges.
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Banks and credit unions can’t afford to assume that what once worked for Millennials will also work for Gen Z. You'll need a new strategy.
Banks and credit unions must understand the unique financial needs and service expectations of the Baby Boomer and Millennial generations.
As financial marketers continue to struggle with Millennials, a new generation is about to hit the banking industry: Generation Z.
The results of a unique, "co-creation" focus group reveal what banking providers must do to remain relevant with Gen Z consumers.
Just as financial marketers started wrapping their heads around Millennials, a new wave of consumers is poised to reshape banking: Gen Z.
Contrary to popular belief, research suggests that young borrowers are actually much less likely to seriously default on their credit cards.
Financial marketers often narrowly focus in on certain segments instead of giving balanced time to Gen Z, Millennials and everyone else.
Listen and learn how Denison State Bank has adapted their strategies to meet the evolving needs of today’s consumers in this 15-minute interview.
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