Bank survey: Most first-time homebuyers optimistic about housing market
Nearly three in four first-time homebuyers are optimistic about the current housing market, according to a new survey by TD Bank.
Nearly three in four first-time homebuyers are optimistic about the current housing market, according to a new survey by TD Bank.
More than two out of three consumers list good fraud protection as a top priority when choosing a new financial service provider, according to a new survey by the credit scoring services firm FICO
Most bank customers are hesitant to use artificial intelligence to help manage their money, according to the most recent bank customer satisfaction survey by J.D. Power.
Revolving credit products such as credit cards and lines of credit are the most widely used borrowing tool by small-to-midsize businesses, with rewards credit cards used by more than half of such businesses, according to a new survey of SMB executives by U.S. Bank and PYMNTS Intelligence.
A majority of American consumers agree that having banks of all sizes operating in the U.S. is an advantage or significant advantage for the nation’s economy, according to new ABA/Morning Consult Data.
More than half of Americans wouldn’t pull money from their savings accounts to cover an emergency expense of $1,000 or more, according to a new survey by Bankrate.
Nearly half of community bank leaders are somewhat, fairly or completely confident about their bank’s prospects for revenue growth over the next 12 months, according to an ABA survey.
Expectations for a recession among small- and midsize-business leaders have moderated following a year of better-than-expected economic growth, although overall economic optimism remains low by historical standards, according to JPMorgan Chase’s 2024 Business Leaders Outlook survey.
Most households that are frequently charged overdraft or non-sufficient fees report having difficulty paying the fees, although that figure drops significantly among households that are only occasionally charged fees, which is the vast majority of consumers, according to a survey released by the CFPB.
Most business owners and business executives believe their companies will grow stronger next year along with the U.S. economy, according to the 2024 Economic Outlook Survey by the New Jersey-based Provident Bank.