With Walmart’s recent introduction of its “Pay-by-Bank” program designed to bypass payment networks and merchant fees, a new open banking alternative may be poised to take off in the U.S., despite lagging well-behind the global use trends.
Consumers' economic concerns translated into high interest in card-linked offers, with 97 million cardholders tapping them at the end of 2023. PYMNTS reports that discounts and rewards drove much of this interest and even influenced spending decisions.
As part of our ongoing series of healthcare consumer surveys, Media Logic's Consumer In Sight research team surveyed seniors about their sense of well-being, sources of concern and plans to meet their goals for the year ahead.
Our team highlights key findings in the current “Eye on Payments” report, including FS consumer preferences related to payments and engagement. In addition, we make note of PCSU’s insights and recommendations specific to the needs of each generation.
Reviewing credit card offers for this unique back-to-school season, we discovered that many marketing efforts reflected findings from a Deloitte survey on consumer habits.
Results from a recent survey of financial services consumers show that only 64% of respondents have downloaded their bank's mobile app. Of those, just 42% and 9% use the apps to track balances and check transaction status, respectively.
Contrary to popular belief, travel reward credit card offers are flying high. Here are just a few of the trends that are "in the air" this busy summer travel season!
Changes and challenges continue to dominate the consumer healthcare experience. What can insurers do? Healthcare marketing lessons you can use as action items for 2016.
In the coming year, I will have my eye on the evolution of the retail discount. The traditional coupon clip has been transformed by shopping apps and social media. As an admitted bargain hunter, I’m glad to see deal-seeking become posh again. With the growing popularity of online social networks, where consumers “like” and follow brands as readily as they do friends and pop stars (see Media Logic’s 2010 Retail Marketing Report), the buying experience has become truly interactive and is likely to grow even more so.