The Corporate Insight Blog tracks the latest digital trends, news, and insights across financial services with a focus on the digital and mobile user experience.
Corporate Insight’s recent survey of 1,884 consumer credit card holders gathered insights into their expectations, behaviors, preferences and satisfaction rates with their card issuers. Our benchmarking Audit service indicates that even leading card issuers have room for improvement if they want to deliver compelling digital experiences to card holders.
Retirement planning is plagued by both overconfidence and excessive caution. Sponsors and recordkeepers should understand the disconnect and focus on financial literacy education.
Subscription models provide an opportunity for the financial services industry to attract Millennials.
In the era of IoT devices, the security risks are a growing concern.
A review of the Apple Card in terms of its security features, other interesting reward-earning and payment aspects and potential alert-related drawbacks.
Though many banks contribute to Pride events and initiatives, several firms stand out by providing LGBTQ-specific educational or financial resources year-round.
Online banks entice customers by offering checking and savings accounts with high APYs, while traditional banks' APY rates have remained relatively unchanged for the last five years.
Retail banks have been gradually adding debit card management services to their websites and mobile apps to help customers handle situations like misplacing or losing cards or even forgetting their ATM PINs. In the last six months, Corporate Insight’s (CI) Bank Monitor and Mobile Monitor publications reported that six banks from our coverage sets introduced […]
Credit card APRs are at an all-time high. The steady rise in rates in recent years can be in part attributed to ongoing Federal Reserve funds rate hikes—the Fed has bumped interest rates nine times in the last five years alone, leading to an increase from .25% to 2.5%. While the Fed is easy to […]
Lessons from History Women have long faced legal and societal barriers to participation in the investing sphere but have often found creative ways to overcome them. For example, in the 18th and 19th centuries, British-American common law prevented married women from owning property in their own names, but many women circumvented this by obtaining credit […]