While the proportion of individuals seeking new jobs is down from a year ago, the average starting salary that job applicants are willing to accept hit a new high this year, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s latest labor market survey.
More than one-third (35%) of banking customers reported experiencing at least one type of fraud in the past year, according to new data released by J.D. Power this week.
Most Americans say they are personally at fault when authorizing a real-time payment to a scammer, although most also believe their bank should refund the lost money, according to a new survey by FICO.
Many Americans are taking steps such as cutting back on discretionary spending and building emergency funds as they prepare for a recession, according to a new survey by J.D. Power.
Cybersecurity and credit risk are the top risk priorities for community banks, according to a new survey by the Risk Management Association.
More than half of U.S. adults have delayed a major financial milestone such as buying a car or purchasing a house because of concerns about the state of the economy, according to a new survey by financial services website BankRate
Banks now surpass credit unions in nearly every service category as rated by U.S. consumers, according to this year’s survey.
U.S. consumers support cannabis banking, value overdraft protection and believe financial technology companies and credit unions should be held to the same standards as banks, according to a new survey commissioned by the American Bankers Association
A recent survey by WalletHub found that six out of 10 respondents are dissatisfied with the Federal Reserve’s performance as inflation takes a toll on their finances, with eight out of 10 believing the country is heading toward a recession.
only 19% of business leaders reported optimism about the national economy for the year ahead, the lowest percentage recorded in 12 years of survey data.