The millennial generation is coming of age, taking on more financial responsibility and beginning to flex their financial and social muscle. Billing organizations must know how to serve and satisfy millennials’ unique billing and payment practices and preferences.
Webinar Replay:
http://fisv.co/millennial-payments-webinar
Research Paper:
http://fisv.co/millennial-payments-research
We all know e-bills are better for the planet, reduce clutter and cost less than traditional paper bills. But did you know e-bills produce higher customer satisfaction, loyalty and profitability?
And yet only 23 percent of bills sent in the U.S. are sent electronically, despite customers’ growing acceptance of going paperless.
How will you drive e-bill adoption for your organization in 2015?
In this presentation:
• The latest data on e-bill trends and penetration rates across industries
• The hidden opportunities for growth and strategies to advance e-bill adoption
• How mobile bill pay and alerts are driving e-bill adoption
• How e-bill distribution through banks leads to lower payment costs and higher customer satisfaction
The Eighth Annual Billing Household Survey provides insight on consumer billing and payment with regard to speed, security and satisfaction. Download the full report: http://fisv.co/20fbEor.
Did you know activating e-bills can be a great tool to boost customer loyalty and profitability for your organization? Did you know social media promotion can increase e-bill adoption? Learn how social media can be the perfect tool for billers to promote e-bill adoption and more in this infographic from Fiserv.
The 2014 Fiserv Boardroom Series Outlook Survey measures the sentiment of senior financial institution executives on the economy, business and IT priorities for the year ahead.The survey was distributed in early Jan. 2014 to the Fiserv Boardroom Series, the 17,000 member-strong thought leadership community for Fiserv clients. Nine hundred senior level executives, ranging from community banks and credit unions to those at institutions with greater than $30 billion in assets, responded to the survey.
The Fiserv Consumer Trends Survey is one of the industry's longest running surveys of consumer financial habits. It highlights opportunities for financial institutions to better understand and expand their digital reach to all consumer segments.
Research commissioned by Fiserv shows substantial growth in mobile bill pay offerings and usage. This infographic illustrates the growth in mobile payment and the opportunity for billers to implement a mobile bill pay and presentment strategy.
We all know e-bills are better for the planet, reduce clutter and cost less than traditional paper bills. But did you know e-bills produce higher customer satisfaction, loyalty and profitability?
And yet only 23 percent of bills sent in the U.S. are sent electronically, despite customers’ growing acceptance of going paperless.
How will you drive e-bill adoption for your organization in 2015?
In this presentation:
• The latest data on e-bill trends and penetration rates across industries
• The hidden opportunities for growth and strategies to advance e-bill adoption
• How mobile bill pay and alerts are driving e-bill adoption
• How e-bill distribution through banks leads to lower payment costs and higher customer satisfaction
The Eighth Annual Billing Household Survey provides insight on consumer billing and payment with regard to speed, security and satisfaction. Download the full report: http://fisv.co/20fbEor.
Did you know activating e-bills can be a great tool to boost customer loyalty and profitability for your organization? Did you know social media promotion can increase e-bill adoption? Learn how social media can be the perfect tool for billers to promote e-bill adoption and more in this infographic from Fiserv.
The 2014 Fiserv Boardroom Series Outlook Survey measures the sentiment of senior financial institution executives on the economy, business and IT priorities for the year ahead.The survey was distributed in early Jan. 2014 to the Fiserv Boardroom Series, the 17,000 member-strong thought leadership community for Fiserv clients. Nine hundred senior level executives, ranging from community banks and credit unions to those at institutions with greater than $30 billion in assets, responded to the survey.
The Fiserv Consumer Trends Survey is one of the industry's longest running surveys of consumer financial habits. It highlights opportunities for financial institutions to better understand and expand their digital reach to all consumer segments.
Research commissioned by Fiserv shows substantial growth in mobile bill pay offerings and usage. This infographic illustrates the growth in mobile payment and the opportunity for billers to implement a mobile bill pay and presentment strategy.
Expectations & Experiences, the quarterly consumer trends survey from Fiserv, revealed unique insight into people's perceptions about their credit score - and what drives their behavior. This excerpt is from Expectations & Experiences: Channels & New Entrants, 2016. Learn more: https://fisv.co/expectations-channels.
How are people managing their finances?What tools and services would make their lives easier? The quarterly consumer trends survey from Fiserv provides answers and insights.
Digital devices’ influence on in-store purchase behavior is growing much faster than anyone could have anticipated. Deloitte’s research shows that today digital technologies influence 36 percent or $1.1 trillion of in-store retail sales, and this number will likely increase to 50 percent of in-store sales by the end of 2014.
Given this acceleration, we are at a tipping point in retail — a point where digital channels should no longer be considered a separate or distinct business. Instead, digital is fundamental to the entire business and the entire shopping experience, in and out of the store. As this new reality begins to have a greater impact, retailers should change dramatically the way they think, measure, and invest in digital, and address their customers’ digital needs and wants.
For more, visit http://www.deloitte.com/us/digitalinfluence
In the 21st century digital economy, consumers expect and demand a digital experience for the products and services they consume in the marketplace. To meet consumers’ needs and preferences, lenders are seeking out new innovative products that help deliver relevant credit offers across digital channels, whether via text, email, or social media. As the industry moves forward to provide these opportunities, recent news reports about privacy disclosures and data security have raised questions about the legal frameworks governing the delivery of credit offers in the digital space.
These slides feature content presented by Venable LLP’s eCommerce, Privacy, and Cybersecurity Practice Group on the regulatory environment surrounding credit marketing in the digital age. Venable practitioners review how the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Gramm Leach Bliley Act, and other laws apply in today’s world, including for credit offers made via text, email and social channels. It also reveals some common best practices that align with the expectations of the Federal Trade Commission.
How do lenders perceive alternative credit data?Experian
Increasingly, lenders are assessing opportunities to leverage alternative credit data. How do they feel about it? Are they utilizing it today? What types of alternative credit data do they want to use? In our exclusive Experian survey, we asked lenders these questions and more. Here are the results.
Research Paper | Counting the Cost of Debt Recovery 2018EchoMarketing
New consumer research from UK Outsourcer Echo Managed Services (https://www.echo-ms.com). Who are the Nation's debtors? | Reasons behind consumer arrears | effective and poor debt collection practice by sector | hidden costs of poor practice | debt and the causes of a negative stigma | the dangers of stereotyping consumers in arrears | awareness rates of vulnerable customer support schemes | data sharing - consumer attitudes and preferences | Key takeaways for UK service providers.
The connected world brings many opportunities to healthcare, the question is how do we unlock them?
With the increase in chronic health conditions, and pressure on health services - driven by ageing populations and post-recessionary healthcare budgets - there has never been a better time to leverage the benefits of connected technology.
But with so many possibilities open to healthcare businesses across hardware devices, software applications and operating systems, it’s difficult to know where to focus to create the most value.
This paper highlights the opportunity and details the principles and journey to unlock it.
5 steps to boost your accuracy in data reportingExperian
According to a recent Experian Data Quality study, 90% of financial institutions believe increasing regulation has driven their need for better data analytics and management. So how do you boost data accuracy - especially when it comes to reporting quality data to the bureaus? This deck reveals best practices, as well as solutions to consider when striving to improve your data reporting.
A consumer research report from Echo Managed Services: 1,000 UK consumers give their thoughts and feelings around their billing experiences with everyday service providers and reveal which industry sectors are getting billing right and wrong.
Leveraging data, tech and analytics to improve collectionsExperian
Companies readily invest in acquisitions, but many do not invest in trying to improve their collections processes. Viewing collections as an omni-channel opportunity can have a significant impact on overall profitability and is an excellent opportunity to improve long-term customer loyalty. With the right data and technology, personalized collections are now a reality. This presentation addresses:
• The latest delinquency numbers
• New, sophisticated tools to digitize your efforts and enhance the customer experience
• Using data-driven decisioning to offer the right debt resolution options
• The benefits of a personalized, consistent experience across all channels
Credit Marketing Strategies to Capture Today's Digital ConsumerExperian
Consumers look at their smartphones an average 150 times per day. They are active on multiple social media platforms. Many consistently make online purchases. We live in a digital world, but is your credit-based marketing keeping up with the times? This slideshare reveals the latest trends and insights regarding consumer engagement with credit offers. Are consumers responding to direct mail, email or something else in the financial services space? Learn about insights specific to credit offers and how consumers are responding via various digital channels. Discover the latest channels financial marketers can leverage when delivering firm offers of credit.
Understand best practices to capture eyes on your financial offers and maximize your marketing spend.
Digital Cash Transfers and Financial Inclusion in IndiaCGAP
Developing a digital payments architecture in India:
Creates efficiencies and lessens leakages in government, by building digital rails in some of the hardest to reach and poorest areas of India;
Saves India $20 billion a year, or 1% of its GDP;
Achieves financial inclusion for millions of beneficiaries who can receive payments on time, access basic financial services, and use technology to provide feedback to government on those services.
Website usability best practices a marketing perspectiveRegalix
USABILITY: Wikipedia definition: A term used to denote the ease with which people can employ a particular tool
Providing people an easy to use service for a need
The user should know exactly where she is, and should know fairly well what’s next
For an application site, giving access to start of all use-cases is critical
Be available to help users (just like in a real world store, office)
Allow users to easily recover from mistakes
Make it easy to recover from system failures
The ultimate in giving control to the user!
Gives the user higher sense of control
Remember what the user did last, and if appropriate, start from there – logins, passwords, recent searches, recent transactions, etc.
Make things look as you want users to interact with them (affordance)
If an interaction has been made simple, check if you can make it simpler!
Focusing on Usability is no different than focusing on Customer Experience!
And marketers ARE focused on Customer Experience
It is just that Customer Experience in context of web applications has become a specialized science, and Marketers need to focus on it
Usability of your systems can increase ROI. Some examples:
“We want to increase the registration rate on our site from the current 3%, to 5% or above.” [Web2.0 Photo Application Site]
“The average time it takes our customer service representative (CSR) to service a customer is about 8 minutes. We wish to reduce this to 6.5 minutes.” [Banking Firm]
“The average time a customer stands in the queue to transact is about 4 minutes. We wish to reduce it to sub 3 minutes.” [Library]
Is the end-to-end process usable?
Are the different touch points usable?
Lead form fill-up
Call-back, calling process
Application process
Reaction times
Information collateral
Is the customer happy with the product?
Do more in less time
Explore more things that you have on offer
Expectations & Experiences, the quarterly consumer trends survey from Fiserv, revealed unique insight into people's perceptions about their credit score - and what drives their behavior. This excerpt is from Expectations & Experiences: Channels & New Entrants, 2016. Learn more: https://fisv.co/expectations-channels.
How are people managing their finances?What tools and services would make their lives easier? The quarterly consumer trends survey from Fiserv provides answers and insights.
Digital devices’ influence on in-store purchase behavior is growing much faster than anyone could have anticipated. Deloitte’s research shows that today digital technologies influence 36 percent or $1.1 trillion of in-store retail sales, and this number will likely increase to 50 percent of in-store sales by the end of 2014.
Given this acceleration, we are at a tipping point in retail — a point where digital channels should no longer be considered a separate or distinct business. Instead, digital is fundamental to the entire business and the entire shopping experience, in and out of the store. As this new reality begins to have a greater impact, retailers should change dramatically the way they think, measure, and invest in digital, and address their customers’ digital needs and wants.
For more, visit http://www.deloitte.com/us/digitalinfluence
In the 21st century digital economy, consumers expect and demand a digital experience for the products and services they consume in the marketplace. To meet consumers’ needs and preferences, lenders are seeking out new innovative products that help deliver relevant credit offers across digital channels, whether via text, email, or social media. As the industry moves forward to provide these opportunities, recent news reports about privacy disclosures and data security have raised questions about the legal frameworks governing the delivery of credit offers in the digital space.
These slides feature content presented by Venable LLP’s eCommerce, Privacy, and Cybersecurity Practice Group on the regulatory environment surrounding credit marketing in the digital age. Venable practitioners review how the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Gramm Leach Bliley Act, and other laws apply in today’s world, including for credit offers made via text, email and social channels. It also reveals some common best practices that align with the expectations of the Federal Trade Commission.
How do lenders perceive alternative credit data?Experian
Increasingly, lenders are assessing opportunities to leverage alternative credit data. How do they feel about it? Are they utilizing it today? What types of alternative credit data do they want to use? In our exclusive Experian survey, we asked lenders these questions and more. Here are the results.
Research Paper | Counting the Cost of Debt Recovery 2018EchoMarketing
New consumer research from UK Outsourcer Echo Managed Services (https://www.echo-ms.com). Who are the Nation's debtors? | Reasons behind consumer arrears | effective and poor debt collection practice by sector | hidden costs of poor practice | debt and the causes of a negative stigma | the dangers of stereotyping consumers in arrears | awareness rates of vulnerable customer support schemes | data sharing - consumer attitudes and preferences | Key takeaways for UK service providers.
The connected world brings many opportunities to healthcare, the question is how do we unlock them?
With the increase in chronic health conditions, and pressure on health services - driven by ageing populations and post-recessionary healthcare budgets - there has never been a better time to leverage the benefits of connected technology.
But with so many possibilities open to healthcare businesses across hardware devices, software applications and operating systems, it’s difficult to know where to focus to create the most value.
This paper highlights the opportunity and details the principles and journey to unlock it.
5 steps to boost your accuracy in data reportingExperian
According to a recent Experian Data Quality study, 90% of financial institutions believe increasing regulation has driven their need for better data analytics and management. So how do you boost data accuracy - especially when it comes to reporting quality data to the bureaus? This deck reveals best practices, as well as solutions to consider when striving to improve your data reporting.
A consumer research report from Echo Managed Services: 1,000 UK consumers give their thoughts and feelings around their billing experiences with everyday service providers and reveal which industry sectors are getting billing right and wrong.
Leveraging data, tech and analytics to improve collectionsExperian
Companies readily invest in acquisitions, but many do not invest in trying to improve their collections processes. Viewing collections as an omni-channel opportunity can have a significant impact on overall profitability and is an excellent opportunity to improve long-term customer loyalty. With the right data and technology, personalized collections are now a reality. This presentation addresses:
• The latest delinquency numbers
• New, sophisticated tools to digitize your efforts and enhance the customer experience
• Using data-driven decisioning to offer the right debt resolution options
• The benefits of a personalized, consistent experience across all channels
Credit Marketing Strategies to Capture Today's Digital ConsumerExperian
Consumers look at their smartphones an average 150 times per day. They are active on multiple social media platforms. Many consistently make online purchases. We live in a digital world, but is your credit-based marketing keeping up with the times? This slideshare reveals the latest trends and insights regarding consumer engagement with credit offers. Are consumers responding to direct mail, email or something else in the financial services space? Learn about insights specific to credit offers and how consumers are responding via various digital channels. Discover the latest channels financial marketers can leverage when delivering firm offers of credit.
Understand best practices to capture eyes on your financial offers and maximize your marketing spend.
Digital Cash Transfers and Financial Inclusion in IndiaCGAP
Developing a digital payments architecture in India:
Creates efficiencies and lessens leakages in government, by building digital rails in some of the hardest to reach and poorest areas of India;
Saves India $20 billion a year, or 1% of its GDP;
Achieves financial inclusion for millions of beneficiaries who can receive payments on time, access basic financial services, and use technology to provide feedback to government on those services.
Website usability best practices a marketing perspectiveRegalix
USABILITY: Wikipedia definition: A term used to denote the ease with which people can employ a particular tool
Providing people an easy to use service for a need
The user should know exactly where she is, and should know fairly well what’s next
For an application site, giving access to start of all use-cases is critical
Be available to help users (just like in a real world store, office)
Allow users to easily recover from mistakes
Make it easy to recover from system failures
The ultimate in giving control to the user!
Gives the user higher sense of control
Remember what the user did last, and if appropriate, start from there – logins, passwords, recent searches, recent transactions, etc.
Make things look as you want users to interact with them (affordance)
If an interaction has been made simple, check if you can make it simpler!
Focusing on Usability is no different than focusing on Customer Experience!
And marketers ARE focused on Customer Experience
It is just that Customer Experience in context of web applications has become a specialized science, and Marketers need to focus on it
Usability of your systems can increase ROI. Some examples:
“We want to increase the registration rate on our site from the current 3%, to 5% or above.” [Web2.0 Photo Application Site]
“The average time it takes our customer service representative (CSR) to service a customer is about 8 minutes. We wish to reduce this to 6.5 minutes.” [Banking Firm]
“The average time a customer stands in the queue to transact is about 4 minutes. We wish to reduce it to sub 3 minutes.” [Library]
Is the end-to-end process usable?
Are the different touch points usable?
Lead form fill-up
Call-back, calling process
Application process
Reaction times
Information collateral
Is the customer happy with the product?
Do more in less time
Explore more things that you have on offer
Consumer Perspectives on Brand Preference: A Choice Based Model Approachiosrjce
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Gamification...should you gamify your business ??Divya Sangwan
Should you Gamify your business?
The new talk of the town is Gamification and how in the new future it will rule the Business world.
The Gartner Group has projected 50% of corporate innovation will be "Gamified" by 2015. Deloitte called Gamification one of the Top 10 Technology Trends for 2012.
Studies claim the use of game mechanics will become embedded in daily life by 2020.
It’s the process of applying game mechanics to activities that aren't games and is rapidly becoming a big business.
So what’s making Gamification so popular today? Let’s learn more about Gamification, why is it becoming increasingly popular and how it’s helping marketers across the world enhance marketing campaigns.
The reality for companies that are trying to figure out their blogging or content strategy is that there's a lot of content to write beyond just the "buy now" page.
Reaching Consumers in the Third Open Enrollment Period: Who Are They and What...Enroll America
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Legacy banks, credit card networks, insurance providers, etc. face disruption and downturn versus FinTech firms incubating new ways to store and transmit digital money. I offer three approaches, including partnerships, VC-style incubation, and data-led insights, as opportunities for legacy FS firms to leap ahead in this new world.
The public health insurance exchanges have been in operation for nearly three years now and may be opening the door for a new generation of engaged health care consumers. Deloitte’s 2016 Survey of US Health Care Consumers sought to understand their satisfaction with coverage, confidence in handling future health care costs, use of online services, knowledge of costs, and how they shop for coverage. http://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/pages/life-sciences-and-health-care/articles/health-care-consumers-health-insurance-exchanges.html
Findings reveal:
o Exchange consumers say they are satisfied with their coverage at the same rate as people with employer coverage
o More exchange consumers feel prepared to handle future costs and able to access affordable care than last year
o More than twice as many exchange consumers report using online information sources to shop for a policy than the average consumer, including those with employer coverage
o More exchange consumers say they understand their costs than consumers with employer coverage, and when they used their coverage, few had surprise out-of-pocket costs
o Exchange consumers shop around for coverage and evaluate the total costs before making decisions, and they continue to be willing to accept network tradeoffs for lower payments
Presentation by F. Brian Whitman, President & CEO, Corrigan Consulting at the Smart Health Conference 2018, held at Bally's Las Vegas on the 26-27th of April, 2018.
Experian Millennial Credit & Finance Survey Report Part I of IIExperian_US
Experian releases the first of two reports originating from a survey of more than 1,000 millennials, ages 19-34, about a variety of personal finance topics – from their future views, to loan status, to credit knowledge, to use of technology. The survey follows a July 2015 report from Experian that analyzed credit bureau data and placed millennials last in generational credit score rankings.
46% of people ONLY use digital banking channels. Check out our webinar presentation to learn how traditional banks are leveraging mobile-first marketing strategies to improve user acquisition and retention.
Live Webinar: Winning Affluent MillennialsLinkedIn
Affluent Millennials are on the brink of a massive generational transfer of personal wealth and, as one of the largest generations in history, this powerful demographic will command major changes within the finance industry. How can you help your Financial Services clients prepare for it?
Tune into this webinar where Emily Friedman, senior research consultant at LinkedIn, will present results from a global study conducted by LinkedIn and Ipsos of about 9200 Millennial and GenX Internet users to answer this question.
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Financial marketers are being put to the test as fairly predictable generations of customers give way to the less familiar and less predictable. Pre-Baby Boom generations have been in retirement for years, and their pattern of drawing down assets continues. Now, Baby Boomers themselves are busy liquidating assets to fund college educations, weddings and their own retirements. Generation Xers have well-established careers and saving/investing habits to match.
Smarter Loans Study - The State of Alternative Lending in Canada 2019Smarter_Loans
As Canada’s alternative lending industry continues to mature
Canadians are gradually becoming more comfortable
utilizing its services.
According to Smarter Loans’ “State of Alternative Lending
in Canada” 2019 Study, which gathered the feedback of
2,415 Canadian alternative lending customers, many of the
country’s providers continue to receive top marks for their
services.
Link to the study: https://smarter.loans/smarter-loans-alternative-lending-canada-study-2019.pdf
Co-presented with Kris Wickline at CUNA Mutual's 2008 Discovery Conference, this presentation provides an overview and business case for why credit unions NEED to focus on Gen Y as part of their overall business strategy.
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With mobile adoption continuing to grow, banks and credit unions are looking for ways to quantify the success of the mobile channel. By adding capabilities that customers view as useful, innovative and convenient, banks and credit unions can continue to drive adoption while also bolstering potential return on investment.
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Meeting the Billing and Payment Needs of Millennials
1. Meeting the Billing and Payment Needs of Millennials
Roger Johnston, Ph.D., Research Scientist, Fiserv
Eric Leiserson, Director, Market Insights & Research, Fiserv
July 29, 2015
25. Meeting the Billing and Payment Needs of Millennials
Roger Johnston, Ph.D., Research Scientist, Fiserv
Eric Leiserson, Director, Market Insights & Research, Fiserv
July 29, 2015