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2011 FDIC National Survey of Unbanked and Underbanked Households Keith Ernst Consumer Federation of America Financial Services Conference Washington, DC November 29, 2012
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Terminology Unbanked: No one in the household has an insured checking or savings account. Underbanked: While the household has a checking or savings account, it also relied on alternative financial services in the last 12 months. 2
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3 Introduction Primary focus –Banking status and alternative financial services use Strength in numbers –CPS affords detailed state and local results New insights –Account type & AFS timing www.economicinclusion.gov
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Economic Inclusion 4 Inclusive Banks Safe Savings and Transaction Accounts Constructive Credit Options Household & Community Success Confidence Strong System
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5 Overall Results Banking Status Results Account Ownership Results AFS & Prepaid Debit Results
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6 Banking Status www.economicinclusion.gov
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7 Account Ownership www.economicinclusion.gov
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8 Timing of AFS Use * *
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9 Overall Results Banking Status Results Account Ownership Results AFS & Prepaid Debit Results
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10 Unbanked by State www.economicinclusion.gov
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11 Previous Banking Status www.economicinclusion.gov
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12 Banking Status of Select Groups Select Demographic Groups Percent Unbanked Percent Underbanked Percent Fully Banked All households 8.2 20.1 68.3 Blacks 21.433.941.6 Hispanics 20.128.648.7 Foreign-born noncitizens 22.228.945.8 Unemployed householder 22.528.047.5 Income below $15,000 28.221.647.6 Unmarried female family households 19.129.548.4 Under age 24 householder17.431.049.7 www.economicinclusion.gov
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13 Income Distribution Unbanked Underbanked Fully Banked
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14 Household Type UnbankedUnderbanked Fully Banked www.economicinclusion.gov
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15 Overall Results Banking Status Results Account Ownership Results AFS & Prepaid Debit Results
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16 Accounts by Income www.economicinclusion.gov
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17 Account Opening Plans www.economicinclusion.gov
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18 Account Opening Motivation www.economicinclusion.gov
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19 Overall Results Banking Status Results Account Ownership Results AFS & Prepaid Debit Results
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20 Changes in AFS Use www.economicinclusion.gov
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Past 30 Days AFS Use 21 www.economicinclusion.gov
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22 Select AFS Use in Prior 30 Days www.economicinclusion.gov
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23 Prepaid Debit Use by Banking Status www.economicinclusion.gov
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24 Closing Thoughts Understanding segments better might increase the efficacy of economic inclusion strategies The previously banked are more likely to want to open an account Having a bank account does not guarantee long term participation in the banking system www.economicinclusion.gov
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