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Hispanics and Finance - US - June 2006

Published: 2006/06

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Table of Contents

  • Introduction and Abbreviations
  • Introduction
  • Abbreviations & definitions
  • Abbreviations
  • Definitions
  • Hispanics
  • Financial industries
  • Executive Summary
  • The Hispanic financial consumer
  • Banking relationships
  • Reasons for choosing a banking institution
  • Sending money
  • Insurance
  • Marketing to Hispanics
  • Summary of the Hispanic Market
  • Overview
  • Market size and economic power
    • Figure 1: Percentage of U.S. population, by race/Hispanic origin, 2000-50
    • Figure 2: Buying power, by race/Hispanic origin, 1990-2010
  • Age distribution of Hispanics in the U.S.
    • Figure 3: Age distribution of population of Hispanic origin in the U.S., 2000-04
    • Figure 4: Population age distribution, by race/Hispanic origin, 2004
  • Educational attainment
    • Figure 5: Educational attainment, by race/Hispanic origin for population over 15 years old, 2005
  • Market Drivers
  • Diversity among Hispanics
    • Figure 6: Hispanic population, by place of origin, 2000
  • Growth of the Hispanic population
    • Figure 7: Hispanic population--new immigrants vs. second and third generations, 1970-2000 and 2000-20
  • The impact of second-generation Hispanics
    • Figure 8: Labor force increase of Hispanics, by generation compared to non-Hispanic, 2000-20
  • Hispanic occupations
    • Figure 9: Occupation, by race and Hispanic origin, 2000
    • Figure 10: Hispanic labor occupation, by gender, 2000
    • Figure 11: Occupation of Hispanics, by place of origin, 2000
  • Unemployment, earnings and poverty
  • Hispanic geographic distribution
    • Figure 12: Largest metro areas, by Hispanic population, 2000
    • Figure 13: New Hispanic destinations, 2000
  • Retail Banking and Hispanics
  • The wake up call
  • Hispanic participation in banking
  • Banks take action
  • Individual Taxpayer Identification Number
  • Matricula Consular
  • The remittances factor
    • Figure 14: Remittances to Latin America, top ten countries, 2005
  • Citibank
  • Bank of America
  • Wachovia
  • Wells Fargo
  • Hispanics and credit cards
  • Hispanics and investments
    • Figure 15: Participation in employment-based retirement plans, by age and ethnicity, 2003
  • Mortgages for Hispanics
  • The American dream is within reach
    • Figure 16: Home ownership rate, by race/ethnicity, 1994-2005
  • Mortgage statistics
    • Figure 17: Approval of mortgage applications, by ethnicity, 2003
  • Home values among Hispanic homeowners
  • Hispanic housing costs
  • Sub-prime lending to Hispanics
    • Figure 18: Sub-prime loans share of home loans and refinanced loans, by ethnicity/Hispanic origin, 2004
  • Home equity loans and lines of credit
  • Mortgage affordability programs
  • Geographic distribution of Hispanic homeowners
    • Figure 19: Geographical distribution of Hispanic homeowners in the U.S., 2006
  • Hispanics and Insurance
  • Introduction
    • Figure 20: Top five insurance advertisers and Hispanic advertising spend, 2003
  • Allstate
  • 21st Century Insurance
  • State Farm
  • Advertising and Promotion
  • Advertising spending
    • Figure 21: Top financial services industry advertisers to Hispanics, 2003
  • Direct mail
    • Figure 22: Banamex USA Visa advertisement, May 2006
    • Figure 23: Bank of America Efectiva Visa advertisement, March 2006
    • Figure 24: Bank of America Visa advertisement, January 2006
    • Figure 25: Ameriquest, February 2006
  • The Consumer
  • Summary highlights of consumer surveys
  • Banking relationships
  • Reasons for choosing a banking institution
  • Sending money
  • Insurance
  • Hispanics and banking
  • Banking relationships by gender, age and ethnicity
    • Figure 26: Hispanics that do or do not have a banking relationship, by gender and age, May 2006
    • Figure 27: Banking institutions used by Hispanics, by age, January-September 2005
    • Figure 28: Banking institutions used by race/ethnicity, January-September 2005
  • Banking relationships by income
    • Figure 29: Hispanics that do or do not have a banking relationship, by income and education, May 2006
    • Figure 30: Banking institution used by Hispanics, by income, January-September 2005
    • Figure 31: Banking services used by Hispanics, by income, January-September 2005
    • Figure 32: Ownership of credit cards--Hispanics and overall, by household income, January-September 2005
    • Figure 33: Hispanics ownership of credit cards, by type, by household income, January-September 2005
  • Banking relationships by region and area type
    • Figure 34: Hispanics that do or do not have a banking relationship, by region and area type, May 2006
    • Figure 35: Banking services used by Hispanics, by region, January-September 2005
  • Banking relationships by household size, nativity, and length of time in the U.S.
    • Figure 36: Hispanics that do or do not have a banking relationship, by household size and nativity group, May 2006
    • Figure 37: Hispanics that do or do not have a banking relationship, by number of generations family has been in U.S. and years individual has been in U.S., May 2006
    • Figure 38: Hispanics that do or do not have a banking relationship, by language primarily spoken in the home and ethnicity of neighborhood, May 2006
  • Banking services used by Hispanics vs. non-Hispanics
    • Figure 39: Lending services used by Hispanics vs. white non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
    • Figure 40: Other banking services used by Hispanics vs. white non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
  • Why bank was chosen
    • Figure 41: Why bank was chosen by Hispanics, by gender and age, May 2006
    • Figure 42: Why bank was chosen by Hispanics, by income and education, May 2006
    • Figure 43: Why bank was chosen by Hispanics, by investor (household assets >$10K) or non-investor, and primary language, May 2006
  • Money transfer services
    • Figure 44: Hispanics that have sent money to friends or relatives in the last six months, by gender and age, May 2006
    • Figure 45: Hispanics that have sent money to friends or relatives in the last six months, by income, and Investor (assets >$10K) or non-investor, May 2006
    • Figure 46: Hispanics that have sent money to friends or relatives in the last 12 months either within or outside the U.S., by income, January-September 2005
    • Figure 47: Hispanics that have sent money to friends or relatives in the last six months, by primary language and nativity, May 2006
    • Figure 48: Hispanics that have sent money to friends or relatives in the last six months, by census region and area type, May 2006
  • Using banks to send money
    • Figure 49: Hispanic respondents that used a bank (rather than another institution) to send money to friends or relatives in the last six months, by income, and investor (assets >$10K) or non-investor, May 2006
    • Figure 50: Hispanics who have sent money within the U.S. in the last 12 months, how sent, by income, January-September 2005
    • Figure 51: Hispanics who have sent money outside the U.S. in the last 12 months, how sent, by income, January-September 2005
    • Figure 52: Hispanics that used a bank to send money to friends or relatives in the last six months, by nativity and primary language spoken, May 2006
    • Figure 53: Reasons Hispanic respondents that sent money to friends or relatives in the last six months did not use a bank, by income and primary language, May 2006
  • Hispanics and investments
    • Figure 54: Investments owned and accounts held--Hispanic vs. non-Hispanic investors, January-September 2005
    • Figure 55: Mutual funds/brokerage accounts, by provider--Hispanic vs. non-Hispanic respondents who own mutual funds, January-September 2005
  • Hispanics and insurance
    • Figure 56: Life/health insurance ownership--Hispanics vs. non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
  • Health insurance
    • Figure 57: Health insurance policy, how obtained--Hispanics vs. non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
    • Figure 58: Health insurance provider--Hispanic vs. non-Hispanic, January-September 2005
  • Life insurance
    • Figure 59: Type of life insurance owned--Hispanic vs. non-Hispanic respondents, January-September 2005
    • Figure 60: Life insurance provider--Hispanics vs. non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
  • Auto insurance
    • Figure 61: Auto insurance owned--Hispanics vs. non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
    • Figure 62: Auto insurance provider--Hispanics vs. non-Hispanics, January-September 2005
  • Industry Associations
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Hispanics and Finance - US - June 2006
Published: 2006/06
Published by : Mintel International Group Ltd, Mintel International Group Ltd,

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