More people plan to rely on digital banking in 2024, while skepticism grows over the use of artificial intelligence by credit unions and banks.
These are some of the findings published from a survey done by the software platform organization MeridianLink this week. The survey was conducted of more than 1,000 American consumers and focused on "anticipated financial hardship" in 2024, as well as customer loyalty insights and consumer expectations for credit unions.
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