Baby boomers will keep on working, small businesses will expect more global reach from their local credit union or bank, and cloud computing and smartphone adoption will hasten an end to brick-and-mortar banking. A new "She-conomy" also will emerge.
Intuit Financial Services makes those predictions in its "A Look Into the Intuit 2020 Report: The Future of Financial Services" it released today. The provider of the Quicken accounting tools and online banking to hundreds of credit unions through Intuit Financial Services sponsored the report compiled by Emergent Research and based on Intuit's original 2020 report released in October.
The new, 27-page analysis covers a variety of topics and makes some predictions, including the demise of branches.
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