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2022 What Matters Now™ research report
All people seen. All voices heard.
That mantra is core to the multi-year What Matters Now™ research, developed and digested specifically for credit unions. With contributions from nearly 10,000 multicultural and multigenerational participants across the country, the report is chock-full of identity-rich data, insights and action steps for helping your members and community achieve financial wellbeing.*
Our offering of this multicultural and multigeneration research, which includes the Native American, Native Alaskan and Indigenous and Multiracial consumer perspectives, gives insight into how the pandemic has impacted consumer finances. It aims to provide credit unions with knowledge that will help us better serve all consumers and live into our founding purpose of people helping people.
A multicultural and multigenerational look at consumers
With multicultural consumers being the growing force, and as Gen Z and Millennials continue to change life stages, we need to understand all parts of their identity and serve them with intentionality. The key themes included in this year’s report are designed to help you do precisely that.
People
Understanding today’s multifaceted consumer and being ready to serve tomorrow’s consumer, acknowledging groups that have been left out
Solutions for financial wellbeing
Understanding what products and services people are using to survive and thrive
Evolving consumer expectations
Understanding how the pandemic and this point in history has shaped what people expect from PFIs and how to show up for consumers NOW
Emotional fluency
Understanding people’s hopes, dreams and worries
Connection
Understanding how people interact and get information about primary financial institutions (PFIs) and what they offer
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