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Diverging Demographics

Stat: Great wealth transfer looms for young Americans

A new survey from insurance agency Choice Mutual reveals that two-thirds of Americans aged 18–43 expect to receive, or have already received, an inheritance, with an average windfall of £247,000 ($335,000, €287,262).

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Technology

Budget Bots

With consumers financially challenged due to global inflation they are turning to financial apps and services that automatically streamline their spending.

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Diverging Demographics

Stat: UK citizens lack future financial plans

The majority of UK citizens don’t have long-term financial plans, according to a new financial wellbeing study by Aegon UK.

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Technology

Nestlings is a game to help you save money

The app has been created by FinTech company Thought Machine as a way to reduce consumers’ anxieties around money.

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Viewpoints

How to increase your savings by shopping more

Gilberto Galeazzi, community manager at Oval Money, on how brands can take advantage of consumers’ online habits to ensure healthier financial futures.

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Micro Trends

Debt-protectors

Spurred on by consumers’ economic insecurity, fintech firms are creating new financial tools that help people become more astute spenders and savers.

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North America

US Millennials save more money than Baby Boomers

US – Contrary to popular belief, Millennials in the US save more money than any other demographic, according to a new report.

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Technology

Mobile saver

Global – HSBC has joined forces with financial technology start-up Pariti to launch a micro-savings app.

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North America

Friendly advice

US – Millennials are turning to family and friends for financial advice instead of industry professionals, according to a new survey.