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Millennials' banking habits could make Wall Street obsoleteby Jonathan Marino at Business Insider
http://www.businessinsider.com/millennials-banking-habits-could-make-wall-street-obsolete-2015-6
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49% of millennials said they would consider using financial services options from companies like Google or Apple. By comparison, only 16% of older consumers said they would consider making that move.
Apple and Google currently offer consumers products they can use to pay for goods and services. Lots of smaller Silicon Valley startups are also going after business lines traditionally owned by banks everything from peer-to-peer lending, student loan securitization, and wealth management.
Another Makovsky survey notes that 77% of the executives it interviewed said they are concerned millennials will abandon traditional financial services companies.
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Betty Karlson
(7,231 posts)It's because the banks no longer service small accounts.
Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)raouldukelives
(5,178 posts)sendero
(28,552 posts)... leaves one with zero reason to put their money in a bank.
Historic NY
(37,453 posts)Chase doesn't advertise their rates which suck compared to the Credit Union down the street. I'd be gone in an instant except for the investment shares. Its laughable what they pay on CD's.
RKP5637
(67,112 posts)for most individuals. Millennials IMO are fed up with the traditional institutions that have shown themselves to consistently be con artists and rip off operations. The zero rate interest policy is inane. Such a great deal for the financial institutions that now own the US government.
hill2016
(1,772 posts)which is more about investment banking (M&A, IPO), research, sales & trading, etc.
marmar
(77,091 posts)[font size="4"]"Efforts to fix Wall Street miss an important point. It can't be fixed. It is corrupt beyond repair, and we cannot afford it. Moreover, because the essential functions it does perform are served better in less costly ways, we do not need it."[/font]
4_TN_TITANS
(2,977 posts)Other than a way to translate a paycheck into usable cash, exactly what do banks offer to keep and gain customers?
NewSystemNeeded
(111 posts)It'll be fun to return the favor.