Gen Yers Spend All Their Free Time Social Networking
At least, that’s what I would conclude after seeing the results of a survey which found that people under the age of 35 who use social networks (isn’t that all of them?) spend an average of 3.8 hours a...
View ArticleDebunking Whiny Gen Xers: The Real State Of Gen Xers’ Financial Health
Wanna get an article published? Here’s the formula: Start by saying that you’re a Gen [your-Gen-letter]er and discuss the sorry state of affairs in the world and how your generation has been screwed...
View ArticleCan A Credit Union Make Bread Off Of Panama Red?
Can financial institutions (FIs) create a new source of revenue from the fledgling marijuana industry? Opinions differ. According to an article published on The Financial Brand, an AVP at a...
View ArticleFacebook’s Real Crisis
The author of a New York Times article titled Facebook’s Existential Crisis reports: “Checking Facebook throughout the day is a 10-year-old habit I can’t seem to shake, even though it has less and...
View ArticleMillennial Marketing Mumbo Jumbo
If you ever wanted to be a published blogger on a national business magazine’s site, now’s your chance. Apparently, if you can string a few words together and sprinkle in some business buzzwords here...
View ArticleBanks/Credit Unions: The Anti-Firefly?
Here are some things I’ve learned from recent consumer research I’ve conducted (nothing earth-shattering, but at least there’s data to back up the assertions): Gen Yers have an impulse purchase...
View ArticleThe Venmo Line
Every once in a while, I come across a concept, a thought, sometimes just a phrase, that captures the essence of the universe. One of those moments occurred this week. The folks over at quartz.com...
View ArticleA Call For A Moratorium On Millennial Research
Right now, in an ad agency conference room somewhere in the United States, there is someone–a fairly senior person–saying the following: “Let’s commission a survey of Millennials. We’ll ask questions...
View ArticleThe Future Is Bright For NeoBanks
NetBanker recently published a post titled Neo-Banking is Just Getting Started, in which Jim Bruene wrote: “I believe we will see dozens, if not hundreds, of neo-banks launch in the next few years.”...
View ArticleFinancial Education In High Schools: A Waste Of Time
The CU WaterCooler recently featured a DailyFinance article titled It’s Time to Teach Financial Literacy in High School which included the following: “Seventy [percent] of incoming college freshman...
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