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Financial Services Market Research
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Over two years removed from the country's worst bout of inflation in over four decades, as well as a high rate environment, the US economy has defied expectations...."
In 2024, the financial services landscape in the US witnessed significant consumer activity, with nearly half switching primary providers. The report highlights a growing sensitivity to fees, with..."
Fintech, or financial technology, can be defined as the integration of technological advancements with financial services offerings, ranging from mobile banking and robo-advisors to cryptocurrency and blockchain. Fintech..."
Annuities and income drawdown enjoyed bumper growth in 2023, which has largely continued throughout 2024. Annuities in particular have benefited from favourable conditions, as higher interest rates and..."
The cost of living crisis has significantly strained household finances, making property investment less accessible and more challenging. High borrowing costs and elevated house prices have limited affordability,..."
Sustainability is already playing a role in how people choose new banks, and this is likely to grow as climate change progresses. 90% of Gen Z say it..."
Consumers have become more price-conscious, increasingly turning to comparison websites to find the best deals on essential products such as motor and home insurance. This trend reflects a..."
Charities are navigating a challenging landscape. Potential donors' finances are still feeling the squeeze, charities face higher operational costs and, for many, higher demand for services from vulnerable..."
The lingering effects of the cost of living crisis continue to impact the current account market, raising the perceived value of cash incentives for switching. 47% of account..."
