Gen-Xers who are still using a debit card are leaving a lot of money on the table. Based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data, the average Gen-Xer could likely earn over $1,000 per month in credit card ...

The debit card might as well make itself comfortable in the outer slot of America's wallet. It reigns as the go-to payment method for everyday purchases, according to a U.S. News survey.

Debit cards are the most popular payment method for Gen Zers (those born between 1997 and 2012), according to a recent study by the prominent consulting firm EY (formerly known as Ernst & Young).

The biggest mistake younger consumers make today, according to money expert Martin Lewis, is believing that debit cards are the safe and sensible way to pay. In reality, he warns, that mindset is ...

Manole Capital focuses on the emerging fintech industry. For several years, we have surveyed the growing Gen-Z demographic. We conduct research on banking, brokerage, payments and crypto. This note ...

While Gen Z may have a reputation as one of the more cash-strapped generations, this group of adults carries less credit card debt month to month than their baby boomer elders do. A Bankrate report ...

Report reveals 63% of Gen Z have moved away from credit cards in favor of alternatives as hidden fees, high interest rates and financial stress drive demand for more transparent alternatives More than ...