Why Engage Younger Clients?
Generation Y & Z investors tend to be overlooked by financial advisors because of the common misconception that young clients have few assets, prefer technology over human interaction or don't have complex financial planning needs.
Put these myths to rest with MyBlocks. An interactive financial planning tool, leverage MyBlocks to help clients visualize their finances, get a pulse check for where they are today, and provide actionable steps to help them achieve their financial goals.
$26,495 average total student debt
84% of borrowers say student loans negatively impact the amount they save for retirement
borrowers have put off contributing to a 401 (k)
say they need to catch up on their retirement savings
expressed interest in sustainable investing
90% want to direct their allocations to responsible investments in the next 5 years
It's time to adopt planning technoloy that resonates with this generation.
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Sources:
These statistics relate to Generation Y, those born from 1981-1996 (also referred to as “millennials”) and Generation Z, those born from 1997 through the present.
Bloomberg, “The Old Rules For Building Wealth Are Obsolete,” 7/24/19.
Broadridge Financial, “Develop a Millennial Strategy,” 2016.
Broadridge Financial, “Millennials Most Confident in Savings Accounts and Want More Personal Communication,” August 2018.
CB Insights, “How To Win The Next Generation Of Investors,” June 2019; US Census; Ribbit Capital analysis.
FINRA Investor Education Foundation and CFA Institute, “Uncertain Futures: 7 Myths About Millennials and Investing,” 2018.
National Institute on Retirement Security “Millennials and Retirement: Already Falling Short,” February 2018.
PayScale, “Top Tech Companies,” 2017.
Pew Research Center, “Mobile Fact Sheet,” June 2019.
TD Bank, “Student Debt Impact Survey,” August 2018.
The Financial Brand, “Money Freaks Gen Z Out Creating Opportunity for Financial Marketers, ” citing Schwab study.
ThinkAdvisor, “5 Key Ways to Build Relationships With Millennials,” April 2019.
ThinkAdvisor, “How Storytelling Bolsters Financial Plans & Client Relationships,” November 2019.
TIAA and MIT AgeLab, “Student Loan Debt: The Multigenerational Effects on Relationships and Retirement,” July 2019.
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