
New Report: Who Is the Credit Card Outsider? … And How Do They Get Access?
Secured Credit Solutions: Assessing Credit Accessibility for Disenfranchised Consumers
Got credit? Sixteen percent of consumers don’t, but they want access to it. PYMNTS Intelligence’s latest 43-page study, “Secured Credit Solutions: Assessing Credit Accessibility for Disenfranchised Consumers,” a collaboration with Atelio, explores the ways various factors in the equation can help credit card-hesitant consumers build credit and get on the road to financial stability.
Inside the July Report
- 35%: Share of college-educated consumers who would consider giving credit cards another shot
- 51%: Portion of credit outsiders who struggled to pay an emergency expense and then wanted a credit card
- 22%: Share of the credit curious who say the most attractive feature of secured credit cards is the ability to help them build credit and improve their credit score
Consumer Credit Access
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What Credit Card Outsiders Want — and How FIs Can Bring Them Back
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What Causes Credit Card Users to Leave the Market — and How Secured Cards Can Win Them Back
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Prime Candidates for Secure Credit Cards Include Young and Wealthy Consumers
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Decision Guide: How FIs Can Identify and Attract Credit Card Outsiders