Consumers Want Rewards, Not Fees.
Consumers Want Rewards, Not Fees.

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Consumers Want Rewards, Not Fees.

Posted By Kasasa | December 6, 2019

Topics: BLOG , PRIMARY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION

When 93% of consumers report that few or no fees on checking and savings accounts factor in to where they bank, community financial institutions (CFIs) should take note. And not all fees are equal, according to recent data from the 2015 Consumer Banking Insights Study.

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Consumers Want Rewards, Not Fees.

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Kasasa® is an award-winning financial technology and marketing services company dedicated to helping both community financial institutions and consumers experience what it means to "Be Proud of Your Money." We're known for providing reward checking accounts consumers love, the first-ever loan with Take-Backs™, relationship-powered referral programs, and ongoing expert consulting services to community financial institutions.

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