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PayPal has redesigned its app to include a variety of new features, including support for a high-yield savings account and a way to find coupons in-app. The changes made in the app are quite visible at the first glance with the revamped homepage.

 


Previously, PayPal’s app emphasized on displaying the account balance at the forefront. Now, the homepage displays a quick access to a number of things, including your balance, your crypto balance, and your frequent contacts. Other options also appear under different tabs and hubs.

 

Under the wallet tab, you will see direct deposit and PayPal’s credit and debit cards. The payments hub includes peer-to-peer payments, bill pay, charitable donations, and messaging. Similarly, the shopping tab shows coupons and loyalty programs, while the finance tab includes cryptocurrencies and the new high-yield savings account.

 

PayPal Offers a Wholesome Banking Experience with its Updated App

 

Overdraft protections from the bank

Tracking your finances is a priority in everyone’s life. You should only make plans of purchases when you have enough funds. Often times, people buy something and then their cards get declined. This leaves them in an awkward situation. This embarrassment can be completely avoided if you could track your finances.

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How accessing your money has changed over time

Banking is an important aspect in one’s life. You need a bank to keep your finances safe and secure and access your funds whenever you want to. When you open a new account, you are sure that the bank will provide the necessary service you require in handling your funds. It is a simple and secure process.

How accessing your money has changed over time #infographic

The Change in Bank M&A Trend during the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way of our living as well as how businesses are run. The trends have drastically changed in all departments from shopping to running a business. One of those changes includes the banking trends that have also been for the worse.

The banking markets remain fragmented during the pandemic. The top three banks only hold 39 percent of last year’s global average. This number is surprising because of the steady M&A market in recent years. Predictions say that the pandemic can cause even more consolidation in the banks.

The Change in Bank M&A Trend during the Pandemic #infographic


Samsung just launched its new digital card, the Samsung Pay Card, in the U.K. The Samsung Pay Card will let users integrate all of their existing bank cards into one single card that will act as their digital wallet. 


With the Samsung Pay Card, it will be easier to manage money and additionally, use Samsung Pay more universally. 


The card is powered by a London-based fintech, Curve, which means that users will get to have access to features offered by Curve. For instance, users will be able to view their card spending at one place, get instant spend notifications, pay cheaper FX fees than banks usually charge,  clear peer-to-peer payments from any linked bank account, and switch payment sources retroactively. 

Samsung Launches its Digital Pay Card in the U.K.

World Retail Banking Report 2020

As the economy is facing some crisis in the pandemic, the retail banks are also facing some pressure to transform. Digital banking is much more in the norm now – more than ever.

As the world went into lockdown, the internet was the savior of many businesses and sustained the economy. Digitally interacting with the bank is what consumers are choosing these days. The unprecedented situation has made it a necessity for banks to fortify their digital banking system. More consumers are looking to switch on digital banking because they find it convenient.

World Retail Banking Report 2020 #infographic

Google Pay to introduce mobile banking feature in 2021

Google is one of the most versatile yet widely used platforms. Apart from aiding the users in almost every possible mean through its services, Google continues to become partners with other tech giants. On Monday, Google announced its new partnership with eight banks, all of which are US-based. The bank accounts will be present in the Google Pay; customers can access the accounts checking by Google digitally on the frontend, whereas, the infrastructure will be handled by the partner banks, backend technology and FDIC insurance.

Google Pay to introduce mobile banking feature in 2021

World Fintech Report 2020

Banking industry is very unpredictable in terms of customer expectations. Most of the time, banking industry disruptors have to open a Pandora’s box of customer expectations. However, now banks can thrive by converting themselves into inventive banks.

BigTech and challenger banks are here to stay. The collaboration between inventive banks and mature FinTech has been very effective. The digital age has played a vital role in it. Few big factors are the low-cost offerings, easy to use and faster, more reliable services. The model of these banks are customer-centric and open platform, allowing agility and flexibility to the customers.

World Fintech Report 2020 #infographic

Digital Lenders are changing the dynamic

We are progressing towards more modern times that will be an age of automation. Banking is also being changed and brought into a more technological light. Traditional banks are changing digital lenders are changing a few rules.

Traditional banking is deemed more reliable than other institutions. Especially in India, where people don’t particularly have a familiarity with technology, therefore traditional banking is preferable, and it has a wider reach as well. Despite the success and preferability, traditional banks are still inaccessible to more than 190 million Indians.

Digital Lenders are changing the dynamic #infographic


The never-ending car loans

When you plan on buying a vehicle, you worry about the extra expenses that come with it. The up-front payment, insurance, and the debt this purchase will put you in are extreme. Having a car should make your life easier, but it is an endless debt trap for many.

The never-ending car loans #infographic


Loans and debts have been around for as long as humans have existed. There are many types of debts, and they are handy when you need immediate financial aid. However, paying off your first debt is an essential first step if you want to improve your financial situation. A 2019 study suggested that the average amount per capita in the USA had risen over to $12000.

Many people make the mistake of neglecting their debts while dealing with their other expenses. Ignoring your debt will make it very hard for you in the long run, and managing the debt expense will become unpredictably difficult. You must find a way to prioritize the debt expense just like your other responsibilities of bills, rent and other utilities because it will help you progress towards paying off the total debt.

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A student loan is an excellent way to pay off your tuition and studying to get your dream job. However, a student who requires financial aid is a desperate person, and they get scammed quite often. Student loan frauds are very common, so you need to stay vigilant in spotting these out.

Beware of the student loan fraud #infographic

Global Central Banks and Their Responses to COVID-19

When there's a problem on the rise, central banks usually come to the rescue. But as economies have evolved and become more complex - and after the 2008 recession, the traditional policies and methods have had to go undergo a huge test. As a result, central banks have switched to brand new strategies that include quantitative easing to do the job.

Global Central Banks and Their Responses to COVID-19 #Infographic

Gamification in Banking & Financial Services

When it comes to creating confidence in the industry, banks and financial services can be their own worst enemy or their best ally. Engineering a genuine consumer financial wellness plan and improving the performance of the workforce are critical when it comes to building a sustainable organisation. Gamification may play a decisive role in giving dedication and efficiency in either case.

You will see in this infographic how the banks and financial institutions use gamification to distinguish themselves. So they can keep on impacting the lives, families, homes and dreams of people.A social card named Barclays Ring was launched to create a social cardholder community.

Barclays was able to market the product as user-friendly by praising users for sharing their suggestions on credit card features with online and offline rewards. Their GivebackTM initiative also offers the community members an opportunity to share in the profits of a portion of the Barclaycard Ring Mastercard scheme.

Gamification in Banking & Financial Services #infographic

Data Theft: Protecting Your Data from Physical Theft

Although chip cards decrease our chances of being victimized by fraud, protecting your card data is still necessary. In 2013, two entirely fake ATMs were found in Brazil - both installed on top of existing machines. Skimmers and shimmers collect consumer card data - magstripe and chip - to sell on the dark web. The numbers from one stolen credit or debit card sells for $5 on the dark web. In fact, credit and debit card fraud racked up almost $28 billion in losses in 2018.

Losing your devices, or having them stolen, also presents risks of data loss. Mobile devices store personal data like passwords and account numbers. Thieves can easily gain access to this data if a device is lost or stolen - especially if unlocked.

Still, there are several ways to protect your device. For example, keep unused connections such as Bluetooth and Wifi turned off. Below, you can find more information on physical data theft and how to stay safe.

Data Theft: Protecting Your Data from Physical Theft #infographic

What Does Your Personality of Myers-briggs Mean for Your Wallet?

Personality testing is used to provide us with insights into how we perceive the world, how we communicate with others, and how we create choices. Whether or not you think in them, personality testing is a big hit for relationship specialists, teambuilders, and even employers. You can assist you create more significant links by knowing more about yourself and those around you. By knowing your objectives and motivations, you can also create a stronger connection with your finances. Read on to know what your wallet's sort of cash character means.

The personality kinds of Myers-Briggs are the most frequently used in private and professional areas. These kinds of four-letter personality depict a variety of social and psychological variables such as introversion / extroversion and thinking / feeling.

Because personality kinds dive into stuff like making decisions, it is no wonder that they can be applied to finances as well. Your "character sort of cash" can tell a lot about your habits of expenditure, saving and investing. Are you the sort you want your shopping spree to set boundaries? Have you a friend who insists on covering the bill at all times? Not only do these expenditure trends represent our economic objectives, but also who we are as a individual.

What Does Your Personality of Myers-briggs Mean for Your Wallet? #infographic

What Young People Need to Know About Credit

Do you consider yourself to be a trustworthy individual? While it may be true that your family and friends would be willing to vouch for you, the reality is that the rest of the world has no idea of your level of trustworthiness. As a result, banks, car dealers, mobile phone companies, and other businesses must rely on your credit score to inform their decisions. For these reasons, understanding credit and building it up can be one of the most important ways of setting up future financial success.

What Young People Need to Know About Credit #infographic


Before they filed for bankruptcy, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. was the fourth-largest investment back in the United States. However, due to their involvement in mortgage origination, the company plummeted hard during the mortgage crisis of 2008. This infographic looks at the 20 largest bankruptcies in American history, including some noteworthy bankruptcies of 2017 and 2018.

Aside from Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy of $691 Billion in 2008, the other companies that round out the top five are Washington Mutual ($327.9 Billion), WorldCom ($103.9 Billion), General Motors ($82.2 Billion), and CIT Group ($71 Billion).

 Every company has a story with these bankruptcies. With WorldCom's, for example, it was the third-largest bankruptcy, which happens on July 2nd, 2002, and was triggered by a $4 Billion accounting scandal. Auditors had found that there were fraudulent accounting methods being used as a way to cover up the decreasing stock prices that WorldCom was facing at the time.

The 20 Biggest Bankruptcies in U.S History #infographic

Invest in Urban Resilience

Natural disasters – such as Hurricane Matthew – and climate change are having devastating effects on cities and the 4 billion people who live in them today. By 2030, without significant investment into making cities more resilient, natural disasters may cost cities worldwide $314 billion each year, up from around $250 billion today, and climate change may push up to 77 million more urban residents into poverty, according to a new report by the World Bank and the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR).

Invest in Urban Resilience #infographic

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