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Westpac data shows more women than men are choosing to do their online banking on the iPad. The data shows more younger women (age 29 and under) use the bank's app than men of the same age (30 per cent), followed by women in the 40-54 age bracket (26.6 per cent).
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Westpac data shows more women than men are choosing to do their online banking on the iPad. The data shows more younger women (age 29 and under) use the bank's app than men of the same age (30 per cent), followed by women in the 40-54 age bracket (26.6 per cent).
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Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…

Westpac’s data shows that more women than men are choosing to do their online banking on the iPad, according to the article.

The article reports that younger women (age 29 and under) lead iPad app usage, with 30 per cent using the bank’s app.

Following younger women, women in the 40–54 age bracket show high usage of Westpac’s banking app on the iPad, at 26.6 per cent.

No. The article notes more women than men use the iPad for online banking but does not provide specific usage percentages for men.

The article specifies the figures refer to people using the bank’s app for online banking on the iPad.

No. The article specifically discusses online banking on the iPad and does not mention other devices.

The statistics cited in the article come from Westpac’s own data.

No. The article presents the usage figures but does not include trend history or specific timing for the data.