The atypical credit card automatically applies rewards to customers’ balances—a feature that can be appealing to money-conscious consumers.
Gen Zers provide a pivotal opportunity for banks as at least 4 million of them will open accounts each year through 2026.
Life Sync lets customers adjust their financial goals on the mobile app to get more accurate advice quickly. But goals that always change can’t be reached.
It wants to develop more adjacent services for the Cash App ecosystem, which could help it maintain its Q4 growth trajectory.
Though both digital challengers are in the early stages of planning, the moves signal a more upbeat outlook for the IPO market in 2023.
ESG got the government sued, again: Wait until it sues back.
Connecticut’s attorney general wants the power to go after M&T: The headline distracts from the bigger issue—trust in a bank’s brand and how easy it is to lose.
It launched Tap to Pay on Android a year after it signed on to deploy Apple’s Tap to Pay on iPhone—helping feed demand for softPOS and contactless payments.
They were aided by high interest rates and low loan delinquencies. But this year, the effects from persistent inflation and the failed mini-budget still lurk.
Some traditional banks build digital “speedboats” to remain competitive, but they aren’t always successful.
Big Tech layoffs going global: The next wave of layoffs for Big Tech is starting overseas as beleaguered companies pause on expansion and international investments while they restructure.
Smaller insurance firms that offer cheaper deals can win new customers as the cost-of-living crisis increases price competition.
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