At a Glance: Cameo is a platform that connects users with celebrities to purchase personalized shoutout videos. Celebrities from various categories, such as content creators, actors, athletes, comedians, musicians, and models, are available on the platform. Prices range from $5 to $2,500, with Cameo…
At a Glance: Zelle captures a larger share of immigrant users compared to Venmo, with 41.60% exclusively using Zelle and only 23.10% using Venmo. Immigrants also transfer 2.25 times more money with Zelle than with Venmo, with an average transaction size of $339.36 compared to $148.83 for Venmo. Zell…
At a Glance: H1B visa holders in the U.S. contribute billions of dollars to the economy. They pay significant income taxes, with an average annual contribution of $85 billion. They also contribute $21.97 billion to Social Security and $5.14 billion to Medicare annually. H1B visa holders spend $76.7 …
It probably won’t surprise you to learn that stress will negatively impact people. What may surprise you, though, is that a staggering 70% percent of college students reported experiencing stress related to their financial situation. In fact, 80% of top university executives say that mental health i…
At a Glance: During the COVID-19 pandemic, Robinhood experienced significant growth as people sought new income sources amidst financial uncertainty. The rise in investment on Robinhood coincided with the rebound of the S&P 500 returns, indicating a correlation between retail investment and mar…
At a Glance: According to the data, the majority of U.S. immigrants (82.06%) have accounts with just five major U.S. banks: Bank of America, Chase, Wells Fargo, PNC, and Citi. Most immigrants (94.7%) have only one bank account, with a small percentage (5%) having a second account. Transaction fees v…