Post by account_disabled on Dec 24, 2023 10:52:08 GMT
Banking is changing dynamically. This is primarily due to the needs of consumers, whose pace and lifestyle strongly influence their banking methods. Almost half of Poles (47.9%) would like help from their bank when deciding to buy, for example, an apartment or a car - according to a study conducted by On Board Think Kong*. People aged 18-24 are most likely to seek such support (60.1%). Table of contents hide 1 Keep up with the young customer 2 The bank's role:
Listen, react, and preferably anticipate Young Phone Number Data generations use banking in a different way - they are not afraid of new solutions, they are open to all technological innovations, and they are increasingly giving up the desktop and choosing mobile login. Consumers who are just starting their adult lives want banking to be simple, fast, offer many opportunities and be characterized by high-quality service. They require the bank to understand their needs and therefore provide access to the best offers and extras, e.g. in the form of discounts or gifts.
Keep up with the young customer Interest in non-financial services does not cover all age categories to the same extent. Young people (aged 18-24) are most open to such solutions and would be willing to use the bank's advice when making decisions about buying an apartment, renting a car from a rental company or booking a hotel room ( 60.1% ). They believe that information about the best insurance or mortgage based on location, personal preferences and price range would be extremely helpful in making the final decision. However, every fifth person just entering adult life is against such an offer ( 18.6% ).
Listen, react, and preferably anticipate Young Phone Number Data generations use banking in a different way - they are not afraid of new solutions, they are open to all technological innovations, and they are increasingly giving up the desktop and choosing mobile login. Consumers who are just starting their adult lives want banking to be simple, fast, offer many opportunities and be characterized by high-quality service. They require the bank to understand their needs and therefore provide access to the best offers and extras, e.g. in the form of discounts or gifts.
Keep up with the young customer Interest in non-financial services does not cover all age categories to the same extent. Young people (aged 18-24) are most open to such solutions and would be willing to use the bank's advice when making decisions about buying an apartment, renting a car from a rental company or booking a hotel room ( 60.1% ). They believe that information about the best insurance or mortgage based on location, personal preferences and price range would be extremely helpful in making the final decision. However, every fifth person just entering adult life is against such an offer ( 18.6% ).