Brands educate finance-illiterate consumers with simple services
Implications - Brands help consumers become more financially conscious and confident, by creating educational platforms around the subject. Targeting young consumers (Millennial and Gen Z) who have student debt, loans and a lack of knowledge, brands aim to ease the transition into adulthood with simple educational services. When brands provide this sort of non-traditional assistance, it often acts as a gateway for long-term relationships and solidifies the consumer’s trust.
Workshop Question - What is one way that you can increase your consumers' trust using a similar gateway approach?
Trend Themes
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Financial Literacy Education — Brands and institutions are creating educational platforms to help consumers become financially conscious.
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Millennial-focused Finance Education — Companies are developing innovative, entertaining, and digestible resources to educate younger demographics on personal finance.
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Integrated Payment Solutions for Education — Partnerships between companies are seeking to improve campus commerce systems and the payment experience for students and families.
Industry Implications
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Banking & Finance — Institutions and companies are introducing innovative solutions to improve financial literacy and make financial education more accessible.
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Education — Partnerships between companies are creating better payment systems for educational institutions, while also enabling financial education opportunities for students.
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Technology — Innovative technological solutions, such as wearables and educational apps, are being leveraged to create better opportunities for financial education.
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Date Range:
Aug 17 — Sep 18
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