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8 Nov
Big brands too quick to neglect the over 55s digital consumer influence
In a world where Generation Y is confronted with more and more technology, choices have become somewhat incalculable.
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8 Nov
Presidency vs Retirement? Clinton and Trump poles apart, but both smash ageism
The 2016 US presidential election – like Brexit – has divided public opinion and at first glance it would seem the two candidates are poles apart.
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8 Nov
Tesla pulls the plug on free electricity promise
Elon Musk might be the man who wants to move to Mars, but it seems he has still got his hands on the reigns of his business operations.
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8 Nov
Banks reluctant to spend on digitalising their lending despite consumer change in banking habits
In an age where we can bank on our mobile phones, shop from our couches, or even fund our small business online, expectations from consumers have come to include a digital presence from banks and businesses across the world.
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4 Nov
Lower Income and Technical Know-How Push Millennials to Robo-Advisors
Millennials, sometimes known as Digital Natives, are seeking to invest thanks to these growing FinTech options.
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4 Nov
Blockchain FinTech offers ‘big savings’ for consumers and insurers
The average consumer could save over $500 in insurance and banking fees because of new ‘smart contracts’ based on blockchain technology, according to recently published research.
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4 Nov
Will closing bank branches claim profits?
Financial institutions are constantly under pressure to deliver profit and an easy solution is to cut existing costs.
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28 Oct
Millionaires prefer classic cars to shares or property
Keep your Jackson Pollocks on the wall for now – owning classic cars could be more profitable than art, gold or property.
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18 Oct
Billionaire cities: where do the world’s wealthiest live?
Research has revealed that New York is home to more billionaires than any other city in the world – boasting 113.