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Attract the Hispanic Community with Reloadable Prepaid Cards

Although the Hispanic community has traditionally been coined “emerging,” the term isn’t all that fitting in today’s business environment.

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Action Guide: Develop the Right Organizational Mentality to Serve the Hispanic Market

An action guide for credit union management, staff and directors.

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Asking the Right Questions: How to reach – and best serve – the Hispanic market in your credit union

While it’s true the Hispanic market is the largest, fastest-growing group in the United States, that’s not the only reason the country’s credit unions are working hard to learn more about this community.

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Learning the Language of America’s Youth

To lower the average age of your customers, consider the country’s youngest people – Hispanics.

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Prepaid Cards are not Created Equal

Due to the dramatic rise in popularity of prepaid solutions, prepaid-card providers are popping up all over the place. Unfortunately, not all of these parties have the best interests of cardholders in mind.

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The Multifaceted Hispanic Market

The U.S. Hispanic market’s sheer size, youth and rate of growth has many in the financial services market understanding now is the time to adapt for service to this critical consumer segment. Credit unions in particular, understand serving this community is an investment in the sustainability of their cooperatives.

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HISPANIC EXPERTISE

Why the Hispanic Market?
It’s the largest, fastest-growing and most underserved community by credit unions. You can’t wait for the Hispanic market to adapt to you, you must adapt to the market.

Don’t believe us?
Even the FDIC projects that Hispanics will account for more than half of the U.S. retail banking growth in the coming decade.

Want vs. Need.
Serving this market will demand you look at personnel, product, processes and promotional strategies in a new way. It’s not enough to want to serve the Hispanic market, you must realize that you need to serve it in order to grow.

Do Well By Doing Good.
Not only will your efforts help your bottom line by increasing financial consumer growth and assets, your efforts will empower and create wealth among local underserved populations. You will be making a difference in the communities you serve, while charting a course for future growth.