Hana Bank Tops Consumer Interest Among Major Banks in September; KB Kookmin and NH NongHyup Follow
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Data & Research announced the results of its September survey on consumer interest in major banks on the 20th.
Among the 14 banks surveyed, Hana Bank ranked first with 78,334 posts, followed by KB Kookmin Bank and NH NongHyup Bank.
The total number of posts for the major banks surveyed in September was 426,257, up 41,158 from 385,099 in the same period last year, an increase of 10.69%.
Data & Research announced the results of its September survey on consumer interest in major banks on the 20th. The survey covered various channels and sites, including news, online communities and blogs, and compared the number of online consumer posts related to 14 banks in the Seoul metropolitan area. The categories surveyed were commercial banks, internet-only banks and special banks.
The 14 banks surveyed were listed in order of information volume. The banks were Hana Bank, KB Kookmin Bank, NH NongHyup Bank, Woori Bank, Shinhan Bank, KakaoBank, IBK, Korea Development Bank, K Bank, Toss Bank, Eximbank, SH Suhyup Bank, SC First Bank and Citibank Korea.
The survey found that Hana Bank ranked No. 1 in consumer interest with 78,334 posts. KB Kookmin Bank ranked second, followed by NH NongHyup Bank in third.
Data & Research named Hana Bank the top bank in consumer interest among major banks in September. KB Kookmin Bank and NH NongHyup Bank followed Hana Bank.
The article also included examples of online mentions related to Hana Bank. Naver blogger U***** said applications for the Youth Tomorrow Savings Account have been accepted since last May, and that final participants are selected after a review of eligibility requirements. The blogger added that young people who receive a selection notice must visit a nearby Hana Bank branch or open an account through the Hana Bank One Q app, then deposit their own savings.
To receive the maturity payout from the Youth Tomorrow Savings Account, one must continue working and keep depositing personal savings for at least 24 months. It was also noted that the stated requirements include completing self-reliance capability education through the Asset Formation Portal and submitting a fund utilization plan.
Naver blogger Ssu***** said she initially gave pocket money to her younger elementary school child in cash. She then issued a children’s allowance card after the child grew somewhat older, and noted that there were many different types of children’s allowance cards.
Ssu***** said she chose the Ibuja Card linked to Hana Bank. She said she felt more confident because it was a card linked to a commercial bank.
KB Kookmin Bank ranked second in consumer interest, with 72,610 posts. Naver blogger Lee***** introduced KB Kookmin Bank’s Challenge Mission Star Quiz, saying the content lets users check everyday financial information and general-knowledge questions while earning points. The blogger also said the topic of the September 1 question was the voice phishing method known as 'account freezing fraud,' and noted that recent financial scams have involved making normally used accounts difficult to use and then exploiting them, adding that familiarizing oneself with the related content would be helpful.
In a blog review, Naver blogger Jing***** introduced KB Kookmin Bank Family Mall as a dedicated online welfare mall intended to improve employee benefits. The blogger said products can be purchased using welfare points. The blogger also said a range of partner discounts are offered, and that users can access products and services in categories such as household goods, home appliances, travel and cultural products.
In another blog review, Naver blogger Ye***** said that because it was difficult to handle coins and she disliked the smell of metal, she decided to deposit the coins from her children’s piggy banks at a bank. The blogger explained that a NongHyup account or card was needed to exchange the coins. She added that the process was handled at the counter, and that the deposit was completed after receiving a kind explanation there.
The blogger also said she felt there was a shortage of bank information related to coin exchange. In the consumer interest tally, NH NongHyup Bank ranked third with 52,592 posts.
Consumer interest for other banks was tallied at 50,153 posts for Woori Bank, 49,540 for Shinhan Bank, 31,511 for KakaoBank, 20,804 for IBK, 14,908 for Korea Development Bank, 14,844 for K Bank, 13,582 for Toss Bank, 10,874 for Eximbank, 7,386 for SH Suhyup Bank, 7,061 for SC First Bank and 2,058 for Citibank Korea.
Data & Research said that, compared with the same period last year, the total number of online posts related to major banks in September reached 426,257, up 41,158 from 385,099 a year earlier, for an increase of 10.69%.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408410
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