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53.3% Plan to stay home with family or friends this New Year’s Eve More revelers plan to spend less than $50 on their New Year’s celebration compared to those planning to spend more than $100 2017 priorities included: Spending Time with Family & Friends 9.7% Getting a New Job 9.5% Traveling More 7.7% Starting or Ending a Relationship 3.0% A majority of consumers plan to stay at home for New Year’s Eve TICKET PASSPORT RESUME NEW YEAR Forecasting a of spending As 2017 approaches, Visa asked consumers how they plan to spend the New Year, what goals are top of mind and what types of payments they have tried, prefer, love, could do without, and plan to try next year. Of consumers surveyed want to focus their 2017 resolution on financial matters, virtually tied with getting in shape Are feeling positive that they will achieve their goals! Getting Financial House in Order (19.8%) Saving More Money (14.9%) Getting Physically Healthier (35%) 35% 84% $50 $100 35% 14% 2017: SECURITY THE YEAR OF MOBILE PAYMENTS? Evidence suggests that next year could see a rise in mobile payments as innovative and convenient transaction options continue to make shopping more convenient and secure While 18% of those surveyed tried a mobile payment last year, 26% of consumers say they plan to try mobile pay in 2017 Almost 18% of consumers used mobile app payments for parking and food payments in 2016, with that number expected to jump to 26% next year Consumers most often cited chip cards as the safest way to pay for goods and services, followed by paying biometrically and using online payment express services like Visa Checkout Interestingly, 40% of people say paying biometrically with their finger is the coolest thing ever and think it’s a secure form of payment 2016 2017 18% 26% 2016 2017 26% 35% 31.6% 27.4% P PARKING 18% The survey, conducted online by Ask Your Target Market for Visa on December 23, 2016, polled men and women nationally, ages 18-65, and was balanced by gender and region. PASSING ON THE PARTY When it comes to resolutions for 2017, consumers will be keeping a careful eye on their finances TIME TO GET FINANCIALLY FIT

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Page 1: Forecasting a NEW YEAR - Visa · 2017 priorities included: Spending Time with Family & Friends 9.7% Getting a New Job 9.5% Traveling More 7.7% Starting or Ending a Relationship 3.0%

53.3%Plan to stay home with family or friends this New Year’s Eve

More revelers plan to spend less than $50 on their New Year’s celebration compared to those planning to spend more than $100

2017 priorities included:

Spending Time with Family & Friends

9.7%

Getting a New Job9.5%

Traveling More7.7%

Starting or Ending a Relationship

3.0%

A majority of consumers plan to stay at home for New Year’s Eve

TICKETPASSPORT

RESUME

NEW YEARForecasting a

of spendingAs 2017 approaches, Visa asked consumers how they plan to spend the New Year, what goals are top of

mind and what types of payments they have tried, prefer, love, could do without, and plan to try next year.

Of consumers surveyed want to focus their 2017 resolution on financial matters, virtually tied with getting in shape

Are feeling positive that they will achieve their goals!

Getting Financial House in Order (19.8%)

Saving More Money (14.9%)

Getting Physically Healthier (35%)

35%

84%

$50 $100

35%

14%

2017:

SECURITY

THE YEAR OFMOBILE PAYMENTS?Evidence suggests that next year could see a rise in mobile payments as innovative and convenient transaction options continue to make shopping more convenient and secure

While 18% of those surveyed tried a mobile payment last year, 26% of consumers say they plan to try mobile pay in 2017

Almost 18% of consumers used mobile app payments for parking and food payments in 2016, with that number expected to jump to 26% next year

Consumers most often cited chip cards as the safest way to pay for goods and services, followed by paying biometrically and using online payment express services like Visa Checkout

Interestingly, 40% of people say paying biometrically with their finger is the coolest thing ever and think it’s a secure form of payment

2016 2017

18%

26%

2016 2017

26%

35%31.6%

27.4%

PPARKING

18%

The survey, conducted online by Ask Your Target Market for Visa on December 23, 2016, polled men and women nationally, ages 18-65, and was balanced by gender and region.

PASSINGON THEPARTY

When it comes to resolutions for 2017, consumers will be keeping a careful eye on their finances

TIME TO GETFINANCIALLY FIT