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August 6, 2004 Why Banks Can't Afford To Ignore Gen YersUnderstanding The Financial Needs And Behaviors Of The Young Consumerby Ron Shevlin with Catherine Graeber, Adele Sage |
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Banks don't believe that Gen Yers are where the action is. But those who ignore today's 18- to 28-year-olds do so at their own risk. These shortsighted banks are missing an opportunity to attract customers who cost less to serve today and have the potential to be more profitable and loyal customers in the future.
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