Forrester Research has released a new research report: “EBPP Forecast: 2006 To 2011: The Number Of EBPP Users Will Grow By 63% During The Next Five Years”. [Research Report]


Forrester Research has released a new research report: “EBPP Forecast: 2006 To 2011: The Number Of EBPP Users Will Grow By 63% During The Next Five Years”.

Forrester Research Report Summary

“In 2005, electronic bill payment and presentment (EBPP) adoption grew by 34%, the highest annual growth rate in four years. Robust adoption growth is expected during the next five years. as the number of EBPP users will grow by 63% to roughly 60 million households.

Gen Yers will propel the growth, as this generation will see a five-year growth rate of 157%. The annual growth rate at banks will continue to surpass that of biller sites during the next five years. To keep the EBPP growth momentum going, banks should automatically enroll all new online bankers in bill pay, leverage branch staff to sell EBPP, and offer online tools to help new checking customers move bill pay data from their old banks.” [source]

The Forrester report includes the following figures in PowerPoint and/or Excel spreadsheet format:

– ‘Figure 1: The Annual Growth Rate Increased In 2005

– Figure 2: Former EBPP Underperformers Overperformed In 2005

– Figure 3: Forecast: US Online Bill Pay Adoption, 2006 To 2011

– Figure 4: Gen Yers Fuel EBPP Growth

– Figure 5: In 2011, Young Consumers Constitute The Majority Of EBPP Users

– Figure 6: Growth Rates Will Slow During The Next Five Years

– Figure 7: The Annual Growth Rate At Bank Sites Will Outpace Biller Sites

– Figure 8: Biller Sites Will Continue To Have The Most EBPP Users’.

Report Price: $279.00

Report Length: 14 pages

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