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Published Facts
The median family in the US had a net worth of $77,300 in 2010, down from $126,400 in 2007
Changes in U.S. Family Finances from 2007 to 2010: Evidence from the Survey of Consumer Finances
58% of mobile phone owners do not use mobile banking services because their banking needs are already being met
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
48% of mobile phone owners do not use mobile banking services because of security concerns
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
90% of mobile banking customers use their devices to check their accounts, while 42% use them to transfer money between accounts
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
11% of those not currently using mobile banking think that they will use it within the next year
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
84% of U.S. smartphone users access the Internet via their phones at least once a week
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
87% of the U.S. population has a mobile phone, 44% of which are smartphones
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
20% of bank customers used mobile banking at least once in 2011
Consumers and Mobile Financial Services
Less than 60% of U.S. unemployed workers find reemployment within a year of losing their jobs
Federal Reserve White Paper
U.S. savings and loans own $1.4B worth of residential real estate property
Federal Reserve White Paper
U.S. commercial banks own $10B worth of residential real estate property
Federal Reserve White Paper
The ratio of home equity to disposable personal income dropped to 55% in 2011, the lowest ratio on record
Federal Reserve White Paper