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

Published: 2007/08

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Abstract

Overview

This report urges financial institutions to break from the typical stereotype about reaching out and acquiring Generation Y consumers through electronic means only, providing in-depth analysis of new quantitative data that more broadly examines the banking behaviors and attitudes of Generation Y. This detailed study reveals how banks should address Gen Y' s desire for multichannel availability, time savings and financial management partnerships that will necessitate product, market and servicing variations that resonate with this lucrative population. A focus on long-term strategies for acquiring Gen Y early on in their banking lives and an examination of successful online marketing collateral round out this comprehensive report.

Primary Questions

  • How profitable is the Gen Y account holder to a bank or credit union?
  • Through what channels can financial institutions (FIs) most effectively engage and retain Generation Y account holders?
  • What are the factors that motivate Generation Y to engage in and remain with an FI?
  • When should banking institutions begin building relationships with Generation Y consumers to maximize acquisition and retention?
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[Report]
Generation Y Banking Behaviors and Attitudes: Expanding the Banking Relationship on Their Terms
Published: 2007/08
Published by : Javelin Strategy & Research Javelin Strategy & Research

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