
Online-Only Banks Experience Decrease in Customer Satisfaction
A recent analysis by J.D. Power reveals an overall decline in customer satisfaction for online-only banks due to issues with customer service and efficient problem resolution.
A recent analysis by J.D. Power reveals an overall decline in customer satisfaction for online-only banks due to issues with customer service and efficient problem resolution.
A new analysis by J.D. Power has found that Wells Fargo and Webster Bank have the least satisfied customers of the major national and regional banks active in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey.
Customer satisfaction with national banks slightly improved this year, but a J.D. Power study found that depositors are attracted to higher interest rates at investment or wealth management and digital-only banks.
With average 30-year mortgage rates reaching 7.79 percent in October – the highest level since 2000 – lenders were forced to get creative financing homes, leading to high customer satisfaction in 2023.
American bank customers feel like their financial situation is getting more and more precarious according to a new survey by consultancy J.D. Power.
Consumers are increasingly becoming interested in “buy now, pay later” shopping options amid the growing financial challenges of the average American, and a new study by J.D. Power is urging banks to further educate the public on this alternative.
Banks are sitting on “a goldmine of customer goodwill” that can help them make lifetime connections with customers if they can get financial management and advice products right, J.D. Power researchers said.
Middletown-based Liberty Bank has the most satisfied customers in the entire Tri-State area, even beating out megabanks like Chase and regional lenders like M&T Bank.
Fewer customers had $10,000 or more in deposits at their primary bank in the past year, while the percentage of customers categorized as financially unhealthy increased, according to a new study from J.D. Power.
Economic conditions, costs and ongoing difficulties with payment processing technology have driven a drop in small business satisfaction with merchant services providers.
Customer satisfaction at the nation’s largest banks has declined, with customers younger than age 40 driving lower satisfaction.
Small business owners with a dedicated account manager at their credit card issuer, including business owners pessimistic about the year ahead, had higher overall satisfaction with the issuer, according to a recent study from J.D. Power.
While three-quarters of U.S. small businesses want to receive financial advice from their bank, most do not receive the kind of comprehensive advice that would help a small business grow, according to a recent study from J.D. Power.
More U.S. consumers are now considered financially vulnerable, while one-third of retail bank customers want – but have not received – information from their bank on how to handle inflation, according to a new report from J.D. Power.
Increased financial stress and alternative financing options have contributed to a significant decline in the overall share of customer spending allotted to a primary credit card, according to a recent study from J.D. Power.
Transferring mortgages from one servicer to another leads to more dissatisfied customers who lack trust in both companies, according to a study from J.D. Power.
Activity in the consumer lending industry has grown over the past year, with financially vulnerable consumers making up nearly 40 percent of the customers, according to a new study from J.D. Power.
Despite the self-service nature of online-only checking and savings accounts, access to customer service channels, including phone and email, helped drive satisfaction with these direct bank accounts, according to a new study from J.D. Power.
Digital transformation and rising inflation have created a new set of customer engagement challenges for U.S. retail banks, according to a new study from J.D. Power.
Big banks say the costs of their services and improvements in customer support help drive small business satisfaction with their payment processing services, according to a new study from J.D. Power.