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Credit Card Spending Declines: Which Card Features Matter to Consumers and Additional Strategies to Stem the Revenue Hemorrhage

Published by Javelin Strategy & Research Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/04 Content info 30 pages; 20 charts/graphs
Product code 84798
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Table of Contents

  • Overview
  • Primary Questions
  • Findings and Analysis
  • Shift from "Pay Later" to "Pay Now" Hits Institutions Doubly Hard
    • Credit Card Transactions Decline as Check Writing Increases
  • Focus on Security, Rewards and Premium Debit Products to Stem the Tide of Increased Check Writing
  • Economic Issues Abound: Consumers still Limiting Spending - No Light at the End of the Tunnel
  • Credit Card Usage Shifts Create Less Efficiency and Less Revenue Opportunity for FIs
  • Top of Wallet Card Features - Extending the Product Set beyond Credit
  • Leverage the Importance of Security to Spur all Card Usage
  • Interest Rates Remain of Paramount Importance for Half of Consumers
  • Steep Drop in Online Features as an Extremely Important Feature
  • Available Balance Importance to Consumers Expands During Recession
  • Rewards Remain High in Importance and are Key to Extending the Enterprise Relationship
  • Grace Period Importance Varies Greatly by Issuer
  • Slight Increase in Float time as "Extremely Important" May Help Transform Portfolios from "Lend" to "Spend"
  • Appendix: Additional Consumer Data
    • Drop-off in Card Usage across the Board
    • Month-over-Month Usage shows Increasing Bent toward Cash
    • Higher-Cost, Paper-Intensive Check Usage Rising
    • Steep Drop-off in Major Credit Card Used Shows No Signs of Stopping
    • Debit Card "Pay Now" Still Increasing
    • Store-Branded Cards Rising: Not in Same Boat as Major Credit Cards
    • Alternatives Show Increased Usage Month over Month
    • Prepaid Gift Card Rise Slowing Month over Month
  • Related Research
  • Companies Mentioned

Table of Figures

  • Figure 1: Payment Methods Used Last 30 Days (Prepaid, Debit Card, Credit Card, Checks, Cash)
  • Figure 2: Payment Methods Used Last 30 Days for Debit Card, Credit Card and Checks (By Age)
  • Figure 3: Consumers' Financial Behavior Changes Due to the Economy
  • Figure 4: Credit Card Spend Migrates to Other Payment Forms or Disappears
  • Figure 5: Consumer Weighted Average Ranking of Card Attributes
  • Figure 6: Security' s Importance in Purchase Decision
  • Figure 7: Interest Rate Importance in Consumer Purchase Decision
  • Figure 8: Online Features Importance in Consumer Purchase Decision
  • Figure 9: Available Balance Importance in Consumer Purchase Decision
  • Figure 10: Rewards Importance in the Consumer Card Purchase Decision
  • Figure 11: Grace Period Importance in the Consumer Card Purchase Decision
  • Figure 12: Float Time Importance in the Consumer Card Purchase Decision
  • Figure 13: Used Debit or Credit Card in the Last Month by Financial Institutions Used the Most
  • Figure 14: Cash Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (2008 vs. 2007)
  • Figure 15: Checks Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (2008 vs. 2007)
  • Figure 16: Major Credit Card Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (2008 vs. 2007)
  • Figure 17: Debit Card Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (2008 vs. 2007)
  • Figure 18: Store-Branded Credit Card Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (for 2008 vs. 2007)
  • Figure 19: E-Mail Payment Account Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (2008 vs. 2007)
  • Figure 20: Prepaid (Gift Card) Used in the Last Year and in the Past Month (2008 vs. 2007)
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