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How does ChatGPT answer
Finance & Insurance questions in the United States?

Explore which brands it recommends, which sources it relies on,
and how its citations vary across Finance & Insurance markets.

Finance & Insurance markets
3
Top-20 brands
59
Questions
1,200
Citations
33,134

01 · Engine profile

Where do the engines get
their Finance & Insurance answers from?

Same markets, same questions — but each engine
builds its answers from its own pool of cited sites.

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3,514

domains cited — the widest pool of the 3 engines

Gemini 849 · Google AI Mode 994

Source: Findrix research. 3 US Finance & Insurance markets · 1,200 questions · 1 run per question · measured Oct 2026.

02 · Engine consensus

Do the engines agree on who
leads each Finance & Insurance market?

The brand ChatGPT names first in each of the 3 Finance & Insurance markets, next to what
Gemini and Google AI Mode name first.

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Finance & Insurance marketChatGPTGeminiGoogle AI Mode
Tax Preparation & Accounting ServicesDifferent #1Deloitte32.3%RSM US43.5%RSM US42.8%
Mortgage & Home Financing ServicesDifferent #1Rate.com90.5%Rate.com70.8%Rocket Mortgage59.5%
Wealth Management & Financial AdviceDifferent #1Mercer Advisors40.8%Morgan Stanley56.5%Morgan Stanley57.3%

In all 3 Finance & Insurance markets ChatGPT names a different leader than at least one other engine.A ranking from one engine is not a market position.

Source: Findrix research. 3 US Finance & Insurance markets · 1,200 questions · 1 run per question · measured Oct 2026.

03 · Market landscape

Where is ChatGPT most concentrated on a few brands?

Top-3 brands hold 24% of mentions in Mortgage & Home Financing Services and 16% in Wealth Management & Financial Advice,
but only 11% in Tax Preparation & Accounting Services — the most open Finance & Insurance market on ChatGPT.

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Finance & Insurance marketMost named brandMention rate Share of the engine’s answers in the market that name the brandBrands mentioned Distinct brands the engine named in this marketConcentration level How much of all mentions go to the three most-named brands
Mortgage & Home Financing ServicesRate.com90.5%115Medium concentrated
Wealth Management & Financial AdviceMercer Advisors40.8%151Medium concentrated
Tax Preparation & Accounting ServicesDeloitte32.3%226Medium concentrated

04 · Brands

Which brands does ChatGPT recommend across Finance & Insurance?

See which brands make ChatGPT’s top 20 across Finance & Insurance markets, and where each brand is most visible.

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  • 0brands in ChatGPT’s top 20
    in all 3 markets
  • 1brand in ChatGPT’s top 20
    in 2 markets
  • 58brands in ChatGPT’s top 20
    in only 1 market
BrandMarkets present Finance & Insurance markets where the brand is in ChatGPT’s top 20Tax Preparation & Accounting ServicesMortgage & Home Financing ServicesWealth Management & Financial Advice
Wells Fargo2 / 3Not in top 2013.3%8.5%
Rate.com1 / 3Not in top 2090.5%Not in top 20
Rocket Mortgage1 / 3Not in top 2057.5%Not in top 20
Chase1 / 3Not in top 2040.8%Not in top 20
Mercer Advisors1 / 3Not in top 20Not in top 2040.8%
Creative Planning1 / 3Not in top 20Not in top 2035.0%
Navy Federal Credit Union1 / 3Not in top 2034.3%Not in top 20
Morgan Stanley1 / 3Not in top 20Not in top 2032.8%
Deloitte1 / 332.3%Not in top 20Not in top 20
UBS1 / 3Not in top 20Not in top 2031.5%

05 · Sources

Where does ChatGPT get its Finance & Insurance recommendations from?

These are the websites most often cited in ChatGPT’s Finance & Insurance recommendations, and how many markets they appear in.

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#SourceCitations Times ChatGPT cited the site in Finance & Insurance answers. Citations are counted per pass over the questions, so engines asked a different number of times can be compared.Finance & Insurance markets Markets where the site is cited
1wsj.com  2,581
2irs.gov  1,136
3barrons.com  712
4nerdwallet.com  568
5consumerfinance.gov  513
6kiplinger.com  511
7fidelity.com  438
8bankrate.com  417
9va.gov  406
10jpmorgan.com  404

06 · The questions we asked

What do people ask ChatGPT about Finance & Insurance?

See what kinds of Finance & Insurance questions make up the dataset.

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By buying intent / By question typeQuestion typeShare of questions
By question type · 1,200 questionsGeneral questions2%
By question type · 1,200 questionsUse case52%
By question type · 1,200 questionsAudience5%
By question type · 1,200 questionsSelection criteria30%
By question type · 1,200 questionsProblem to solve11%

By question type · 1,200 questions

Example prompts

  1. “what are the best accounting firms in the US?”General questions
  2. “which accounting firms are best for freelancers and independent contractors in the US?”Audience
  3. “how do accounting firms compare on integrating Stripe Brex and Gusto in the US?”Selection criteria
  4. “which accounting firms are most recommended for establishing a family trust in the US?”Use case
  5. “which accounting firms specialise in producing monthly GAAP burn rate reports in the US?”Use case
  6. “which accounting firms are best for controllers at mid-sized middle-market corporations in the US?”Audience
  7. “how do accounting firms compare on finding home office and mileage write-offs in the US?”Selection criteria
  8. “which accounting firms are best value for money in the US?”General questions
  1. “I'm dealing with remote employee state payroll tax nexus penalties in the US. Which accounting firms should I look at?”Problem to solve
  2. “I'm dealing with late schedule K-1 missed extended tax deadline in the US. Which accounting firms should I look at?”Problem to solve
  3. “what are the best mortgage lenders in the US?”General questions
  4. “how much does guidance through the paperwork vary between mortgage lenders in the US?”Selection criteria
  5. “which mortgage lenders are most recommended for tapping home equity to remodel a kitchen in the US?”Use case
  6. “which mortgage lenders are best for real estate investors buying rental properties in the US?”Audience
  7. “refinance lender added discount points without telling me. which mortgage lenders can help in the US?”Problem to solve

Frequently asked questions

What does this ChatGPT Finance & Insurance report measure?

Which brands ChatGPT names when buyers in the United States ask Finance & Insurance questions, and which websites it cites in those answers. It covers 3 Finance & Insurance markets and 1,200 buyer questions, each asked once, and sets ChatGPT next to Gemini and Google AI Mode on the same questions.

“Mention rate” — what does it mean?

The share of ChatGPT’s answers to a market’s buyer questions that name the brand. Each question is asked once, and every rate carries a 95% range: when the ranges of two brands overlap, their ranks are not really different.

What does “market concentration” mean?

How much of all brand mentions in a market go to its three most-named brands. When the top three hold most of the mentions, the market is highly concentrated and hard to break into; when mentions are spread over dozens of brands, it is open.

Which Finance & Insurance markets are included?

3 US markets measured on ChatGPT: Tax Preparation & Accounting Services, Mortgage & Home Financing Services and Wealth Management & Financial Advice. Each market has its own question set, its own brands and its own ranking.

Why are only 20 brands shown per market?

Radar publishes the top 20 brands of each engine in each market. A brand missing from a table here can still be named by ChatGPT — just below its top 20.

What counts as a citation?

A link to a website that ChatGPT shows as a source in its answer. We count every cited URL and group them by domain.

Why can ChatGPT mention a brand without citing its website?

Naming a brand and citing a source are separate. ChatGPT often recommends a brand while linking to a publisher, a retailer or an association that wrote about it. That is why the brand ranking and the sources table can tell different stories.

Will I get the same answers if I ask ChatGPT these questions myself?

Not word for word. Answers vary between runs, accounts and locations, which is why every question is asked once and the results are read as rates with a 95% range. A single answer you get yourself is one sample from the same spread.