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3 Approaches to Using Administrative Data To Measure Financial Health
Choosing the best approach to implement will depend on a company’s proposed use case, available data types, and resources available for analysis.
Top Takeaways
Organizations can analyze administrative data using different approaches. Choosing the best approach to implement will depend on a company’s proposed use case, available data types, and resources available for analysis.
- Tracking individual administrative metrics is recommended for companies with products targeting specific outcomes or with access to data on few financial health indicators.
- Aligning with a survey-based model of financial health is best for companies that have broad data and baseline survey results.
- Creating an independent measure of financial health based on administrative data is best for companies heavily invested in research.
Data Spotlight
See what three Financial Health Leaders discovered using administrative data:
- LendingClub found that more than 50% of customers who used its Balance Transfer product increased their FICO scores.
- Credit Karma used 35,000 members’ administrative and survey data to create a customer segmentation model.
- Commonwealth Bank of Australia made it easier for customers to connect with almost $500 million in government rebates and benefits.
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3 Approaches to Using Administrative Data To Measure Financial Health
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