A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone
Turkey leftovers are in the rear-view mirror. The Jolly Fat Man is just around the bend. It is my favorite time of the year! Now, grab some joe, and enjoy this week's reading pile. Â
- Why Norwegians enjoy long winters. (Fast Company)
- Preliminary Black Friday data not surprising: Shoppers keep shifting to online shopping. (Business Insider)Â Also, this chart shows that department store shopping has been declining since 2001. (Business Insider)
- Driving is on the upswing in the U.S. But why? (Vox)
- Did the CFPB use faulty data when going after Ally Financial? (NYT)
- Li-Fi: 100x faster than WIFI. (BBC)
- Depressing stats about American retirement savings. (Fund Reference)
- Share this with your members. Holiday Season Fraud Prevention Checklist. (NAFCU Services Blog)
- A goal for 2016? Have just one goal. (LinkedIn)
- Startup CEO is going after the biggest banks. (BI)
- Interesting chart on global financial literacy. (The Big Picture)
- Like bananas? You should be worried. (Quartz)
- Move over millennials. Let's talk about Gen Z. Very interesting read on demographics. (BI)
- Shocker...J.P. Morgan is in the middle of another ethical scandal. (WSJ)
- NCUA has created two new videos about share insurance for consumers. For those members who call with questions about share insurance, point them to these videos! (NAFCU Today)
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