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21% of Hispanics in households with annual incomes between $50,000 and $100,000 invest in mutual funds, compared to 16% for the total Hispanic population
Upscale Latinos: America’s New Baby Boomers
Hispanics in households with annual incomes between $50,000 and $100,000 are 50% more likely than the average Hispanic to manage their finances via mobile devices
Upscale Latinos: America’s New Baby Boomers
Total assets in Chinese banks increased by 146% between 2009 and 2012
In China, Premium Sells: From Toothpaste to Cars to Banking
36% of US consumers plan to place money in savings accounts in 2013
Are North Americans Ready to Spend?
10% of global consumers use checks as a common payment method
Decoding Global Investment Attitudes | Nielsen
15% of global consumers use electronic wallets as a common payment method
Decoding Global Investment Attitudes | Nielsen
43% of global consumers use debit cards as a common payment method
Decoding Global Investment Attitudes | Nielsen
African American men are 19% more likely to monitor stocks online than the average American man
Recognizing Uncommon Impact to Celebrate Black History Month | Nielsen
Black men are 19% more likely than the average American to monitor stocks and investments online
Infographics: Insights into the Digital Lives of America’s Black Consumers | Nielsen Wire
27% of smartphone owners have used their devices to make payments, compared to 28% for tablets
How US Smartphone and Tablet Owners Use Their Devices for Shopping | Nielsen Wire
59% of investors prefer to invest in companies which have implemented programs to give back to society
The Global, Socially Conscious Consumer | Nielsen Wire
The areas where women believe improvement will be the greatest for their daughters are technology (84%), education (83%), travel (82%), financial stability (81%),
purchasing power (81%) and careers (80%). Women are the most optimistic in Turkey (92%), Nigeria
(89%) and Malaysia (89%)
Nielsen | Women of Tomorrow: A Study of Women Around the World