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Student Metrics: Banking and Insurance for Students in the UK

Published: 2007/10

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0.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • Over half of students with a bank account have signed up to a student banking package
  • Several banks appear to be punching below their natural weight in the student banking market
  • Students choose the provider of their main bank account in a variety of ways
  • Students are least satisfied with the personal contact received from a named banking manager
  • Among major banks, NatWest is generating the most satisfaction among its student customers
  • Well over a third of students have taken out a credit card and 12.0% are using a bank loan
  • The Student Loans Company accounts for the majority of student non-mortgage debt
  • On average, resps. believe that they will take almost five years to pay off their student debt
  • … although the likely time to repayment clearly varies in accordance with the subject studied
  • A variety of dist. channels and interfaces are used for purchasing student contents insurance
  • … although this makes up only a small prop. of total student expenditure on insurance in the UK
  • … with motor insurance, sports insurance and travel insurance also featuring prominently
  • … adding up to a total market for insurance bought by students that lies in excess of £500 million

1.0 INTRODUCTION

  • Research rationale
  • The report offers the most comprehensive research ever published on student financial services
  • … with the market of immediate and strategic importance to both banks and insurance companies
  • Research sample
  • Research methodology and structure
  • Finaccord
  • Student Metrics and other consumer-focused studies
  • UK affinity and partnership marketing publications
  • IPT / Tpoll

2.0 STUDENT BANKING

  • Introduction
  • Over a quarter of students hold more than one current account
  • … with many of these classifying their main account as a specifically designated student account
  • Two banking groups together account for over 45% of main current accounts used by students
  • Almost a third of students choose their current account provider simply by following their parents
  • Around one half of students make use of an overdraft facility linked to their current account
  • A majority of students intend to remain with their main bank once they have finished their studies
  • Dissatisfaction is greatest in relation to personal contact received with a named bank. manager
  • Student holdings of other banking products
  • Over a third of students carry a credit card although few have taken out a bank loan
  • Few students possess more than two relationships with banks or building societies
  • The market for secondary relationships is more fragmented than that for main student accounts
  • Student debt
  • On average, respondents expect annual income of slightly over £4,000 during 2007
  • Around one in five students claim to possess no net non-mortgage debt whatsoever
  • The Student Loans Company accounts for an ave. of over 60% of non-mortgage student debt
  • On average, students expect to build up almost £10,000 in net debt while they study
  • … which suggests that they may be prone to under-estimating the debt that they will accumulate
  • More than a quarter of students are unsure how long it will take to repay their accumulated debts
  • Students of physical sciences are the least optimistic about paying off their debts in rapid time

3.0 BANK PERFORMANCE

  • Introduction
  • The satisfaction of students using each of the leading banks can be measured
  • … both in overall terms and for eight key aspects of student banking service
  • The results for banking performance are as robust as any that have hitherto been published
  • Accessibility and opening hours of bank branches
  • Breadth and quality of student financial services offered
  • Ease of accessing overdraft or credit facilities
  • Ease of contact with a student banking manager
  • Frequency of contact with a student banking manager
  • General conditions offered on student financial services
  • Personal contact with a named student banking manager
  • Quality of Internet banking service
  • Overall satisfaction ratings
  • Likelihood of changing main business current account
  • Individual bank performance
  • Abbey
  • Alliance & Leicester
  • Bank of Scotland
  • Barclays
  • Halifax
  • HSBC
  • Lloyds TSB
  • Nationwide
  • NatWest
  • Royal Bank of Scotland
  • Other banks

4.0 STUDENT INSURANCE

  • Introduction
  • Student contents insurance
  • Almost a half of students live in a privately rented flat or house during term
  • Over one in four students in the UK claims to be covered by student contents insurance
  • Both physical and remote interfaces can be used to promote student contents insurance
  • … with use of a variety of direct and intermediary distribution channels also in evidence
  • Insured respondents spend an average of over £50.00 on student contents insurance
  • … and a majority of uninsured students also suggest that they would be willing to take out cover
  • Other types of insurance bought by students
  • Well over a third of students are likely to need insurance for a car, moped or motor cycle
  • … and many students also own one or more relatively high value mobile or portable items
  • … which can be insured in three main ways including stand-alone policies specific to the item
  • Three out of ten students in the UK participate in active or contact sports
  • … although only a minority of these are covered by any form of sports insurance
  • Over a half of students have undertaken significant travel during the last year
  • … with most of these having been covered for travel risks during their most recent journey
  • Student contents cover makes up only a small proportion of total student spend on insurance
  • … with mainstream car insurance taking the lion' s share

GRAPHICS ⁄ TABLES

  • Sample breakdown by age group, geographical location and education status
  • Sample breakdown by student status, nationality and subject studied
  • Student holdings of current accounts in the UK, 2007
  • Student holdings of specifically designated student current accounts, 2007
  • Bank market shares of current accounts held by students in the UK, 2007
  • Importance of criteria used by students when choosing a current account provider, 2007
  • Use of overdrafts linked to current accounts by students in the UK, 2007
  • Likelihood of continuing with present current acc. provider upon comp. of studies of students in the UK, 2007
  • Satisfaction levels with service offered by the bank holding their main current acc. of students in the UK, 2007
  • Satisfaction levels with service off. by the bank holding their main current acc. of students in the UK, 2007 (data)
  • Student holdings of other banking products in the UK, 2007
  • Number of relationships held with banks and building societies by students in the UK, 2007
  • Bank market shares of secondary relationships with students in the UK, 2007
  • Approximate annual income from sources such as part-time and holiday jobs of students in the UK, 2007
  • Current levels of net non-mortgage debt of students in the UK, 2007
  • Seg. of non-mort. debt of students between the SLC, banks / bg. socs. and parents or other fam. membs., 2007
  • Anticipated levels of net non-mortgage debt upon completion of studies of students in the UK, 2007
  • Anticipated time required to pay back non-mort. debt upon completion of studies of students in the UK, 2007
  • Ant. time required to pay back non-mort. debt upon comp. of studies of students, 2007 - ave. resp.by subject
  • Accessibility and opening hours of bank branches: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Breadth and quality of student financial services offered: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Ease of accessing overdraft or credit facilities: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Ease of contact with a student banking manager: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Frequency of contact with a student banking manager: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • General conditions offered on student financial services: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Personal contact with a named student banking manager: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Quality of Internet banking service: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Overall satisfaction ratings: student evaluation of leading banks, 2007
  • Likelihood of studs. cont. with main current acc. when they complete studies: stud. eval. of leading banks, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Abbey according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Alliance & Leicestesr according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Bank of Scotland according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Barclays according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Halifax according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of HSBC according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Lloyds TSB according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Nationwide according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of NatWest according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of Royal Bank of Scotland according to student customers, 2007
  • Overview of performance of other banks according to student customers, 2007
  • Type of accommodation in which students reside during term in the UK, 2007
  • Student holdings of student contents insurance in the UK, 2007
  • Distribution interface used for taking out student contents insurance by students in the UK, 2007
  • Distribution channel used for taking out student contents insurance by students in the UK, 2007
  • Annual expenditure on student contents insurance by students in the UK, 2007
  • Annual expenditure on student contents insurance that uninsured students would be prepared to pay, 2007
  • Ownership of cars, motor cycles and mopeds by students in the UK, 2007
  • Ownership of bicycles, mobile devices and musical instruments by students in the UK, 2007
  • Holdings of insurance for bicycles among students owning bicycles in the UK, 2007
  • Holdings of insurance for digital cameras among students owning digital cameras in the UK, 2007
  • Holdings of insurance for laptop computers among students owning laptop computers in the UK, 2007
  • Holds. of ins. for MP3 players / pers. CD players among studs. owning MP3 / pers. CD players in the UK, 2007
  • Holdings of insurance for mobile telephones among students owning mobile telephones in the UK, 2007
  • Holds. of ins. for high value, port. music. insts. among studs. own. high value, port. music. insts.in the UK, 2007
  • Participation in active or contact sports by students in the UK, 2007
  • Holdings of sports insurance by students participating in active or contact sports in the UK, 2007
  • Propensity to undertake significant travel during the last year of students in the UK, 2007
  • Holdings of travel insurance by UK students undertaking significant travel during the last year, 2007
  • Approximate segmentation of annual expenditure by students on all forms of insurance in the UK, 2007
  • Approximate segmentation of annual expenditure by students on all forms of insurance, 2007 (data / workings)
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[Report]
Student Metrics: Banking and Insurance for Students in the UK
Published: 2007/10
Published by : Finaccord Ltd. Finaccord Ltd.

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