Report: Generation Y Banking Behaviors and Attitudes: Expanding the Banking Relationship on Their Terms TOC

Overview
Primary Questions
Findings and Analysis
Future Success Relies in Focusing on Generation Y for the Long-term
- Defining Gen Y
Success with Gen Y Requires Availability of Traditional and Online Channels
- Create a user-friendly experience
- Take advantage of cross-sell opportunities
Time and Control Are the Highest Priorities among Gen Y
Gen Y Acquisition Requires Initiating Highly Relevant Relationships Early On
Security Features Are Not Top of Mind Concerns for Gen Y
- Keep Security Simple: Interactive Financial Messaging™ Alerts Ideal for Gen Y
When Do Banks and Credit Unions Need to “Talk” to Generation Y?
- How young is too young?
- Parent Involvement Is the Inroad to Developing Relationships with the Younger Gen Y
- True Youth-centered Initiatives Strike a Cord with the Younger Gen Y
Related Research
Appendices-Additional Data about Gen Y Banking Behaviors and Attitudes

Figure 1 Projected Income Growth by Generation
Figure 2 Reasons for Selecting a Financial Services Provider by Gen Y
Figure 3 Online Account Opening Rates by Gen Y
Figure 4 Consumers' Value of Alerts by Gen Y
Figure 5 Reasons for Not Banking Online by Gen Y
Figure 6 Reasons for Beginning to Use Online Banking by Gen Y
Figure 7 Opinions Regarding Paper Statement Turn-Off by Gen Y
Figure 8 Financial Products Currently Used by Gen Y
Figure 9 Financial Transactions Performed in the Past 12 Months by Gen Y
Figure 10 Likelihood of Online Banking PFM to Affect Retention by Gen Y
Figure 11 Preferred Methods for Authentication by Gen Y
Figure 12 Increased Online Behaviors Associated with Identity Theft-related Threats by Gen Y
Figure 13 Online Marketing Materials for Gen Y
Figure 14 Motivators for Viewing Bills Online by Gen Y
Figure 15 Use of Software to Budget or Manage Finances by Gen Y
Figure 16 Satisfaction with Current Banking Relationship by Gen Y
Figure 17 Reasons for Switching Banks by Gen Y
Figure 18 Usage of Credit Monitoring Service in the Last 12 Months by Gen Y
Figure 19 Usage of Consumer Safety Identity Products in the last 12 months by Gen Y
Figure 20 Credit Monitoring Service Source by Gen Y
Figure 21 Likelihood to Renew Credit Monitoring Service by Gen Y
Figure 22 Preferred Methods for Increased Security by Gen Y
Figure 23 Reasons for Selecting a Financial Services Provider by Gen Y, Gen X and Boomers

Generation Y Banking Behaviors and Attitudes: Expanding the Banking Relationship on Their Terms