Why Military Millennials Have More Financial Sense
I am a veteran, and Navy Federal’s “Millennials and Their Money” highlights something I know to be true.
People try to put them down, but today’s young adults are forcing all industries to take a close look at how they serve customers and hire employees. The area of financial services is no different. That’s why Callahan offers “My Generation,” a platform for young writers with little to no experience in financial services to explore this world and share what they learn … all from a new generation’s perspective.
I am a veteran, and Navy Federal’s “Millennials and Their Money” highlights something I know to be true.
This millennial wants plastic with the right mix of rewards, security, and budgeting tools.
Callahan’s millennials weigh in on Debitize, a service that promises to make a credit card act like a debit card.
This millennial couple is moving into a mortgage. Follow their first-time homebuyer story.
An investigation into whether millennials should take responsibility for killing homeownership.
This generation has other long-term goals when it comes to their finances.
Brand loyalty is weak among millennial consumers, but a new take on the concept is taking shape.
Millennials payment preferences, third-party payment apps, and how credit unions should capitalize off the two.
This millennial couple is moving into a mortgage. Follow their first-time homebuyer story.
I’m noncommittal and so is my generation. We are redefining everything – even the credit union industry.
I am a veteran, and Navy Federal’s “Millennials and Their Money” highlights something I know to be true.
This millennial wants plastic with the right mix of rewards, security, and budgeting tools.
Callahan’s millennials weigh in on Debitize, a service that promises to make a credit card act like a debit card.
This millennial couple is moving into a mortgage. Follow their first-time homebuyer story.
An investigation into whether millennials should take responsibility for killing homeownership.
This generation has other long-term goals when it comes to their finances.
Brand loyalty is weak among millennial consumers, but a new take on the concept is taking shape.
Millennials payment preferences, third-party payment apps, and how credit unions should capitalize off the two.
This millennial couple is moving into a mortgage. Follow their first-time homebuyer story.
I’m noncommittal and so is my generation. We are redefining everything – even the credit union industry.