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70% of US consumers are comfortable with the increasing use of virtual communications in banking in addition to in-person conversations
Consumers Want Personalized Customer Experiences From Banks | Loyalty360.org
14% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 read financial news on a computer at least once per week, compared to 8% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
8% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 read financial news on an eReader at least once per week, compared to 2% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
10% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 read financial news on a smartphone at least once per week, compared to 2% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
12% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 read financial news on a tablet at least once per week, compared to 5% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
9% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 watch financial news on a computer at least once per week, compared to 3% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
7% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 watch financial news on a smartphone at least once per week, compared to 2% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
7% of American adults with annual household incomes over $100,000 watch financial news on a tablet at least once per week, compared to 2% for all American adults
Shullman Research - Different Ways Consumers Consumed Business/Financial/Economic/Investment News
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
Online credit card shopping volume increased by 35% between March 2011 and March 2012
Free Report – Digital Trends: Consumer Behavior in Key Financial Sectors
Online brokerage account shopping declined by 1% over the past year
Free Report – Digital Trends: Consumer Behavior in Key Financial Sectors
Online shopping volume for products like checking and savings accounts declined by 22% over the past year
Free Report – Digital Trends: Consumer Behavior in Key Financial Sectors
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