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Financial Stocks
Financial stocks are companies engaged in the financial sector. This includes the big banks of Wall Street as well as companies engaged in the lending and personal finance spaces. Finance has also grown to include new fintech firms that have helped revolutionize the ways in which consumers bank, trade, and make purchases. Investors seeking exposure to the financial sector have their choice of many ETFs and wide-ranging finance stocks from Goldman Sachs to SoFi Technologies.
3 Stocks That Look Like They Can Double Your Money by 2030
Make your money grow with these three stocks that have the potential to double your money before the end of this decade.
3 Stocks Set to Soar if the Fed Cuts Interest Rates in September
The anticipated interest rate cuts at the Federal Reserve’s September meeting have put several stocks to buy in the spotlight.
7 Growth Stocks to Buy on Encouraging Earnings Results
Positive earnings reports show some of the top growth stocks to buy that can deliver exceptional long-term returns for investors.
Recent Financial Stocks Articles
3 High-Risk, High-Reward Eurozone Stocks
Italy's Luxottica, Spain's Banco Santander and Germany's Siemens are getting hammered now -- but they could pop once the panic selling subsides.
Wells Fargo Settles Memphis Lawsuit for $432.5 Million
Wells Fargo has agreed to pay out $432.5 million to settle a lawsuit by the city of Memphis, Tenn., over predatory lending to minority borrowers.
Citigroup Mortgage Whistleblower Receives $31 Million
Sherry Hunt a whistleblower against Citigroup received $31 million as part of a settlement between the bank and federal regulators over fraudulent mortgages.
Not Your Regular Bank Consumers: Unbanked Vs. Superbanked
According to a recent study, 10% of Americans fall into two opposite ends of the banking spectrum: 'unbanked' or 'superbanked.'
3 Ways to Own Strong Canadian Banks
These ETFs will let you hold a group of Canada's solid financial stocks, which as a group are among the strongest in the world.
Banks Still Are Failing, But Not Like Before
Financial firms are now going bust at the slowest rate in years. Plus, the FDIC says, the number of 'problem' banks is also down to a multi-year low.
4 Stocks Buffett May Be Buying in Europe
A look at the Oracle's buying behavior in the past clues you in to where his cash is likely being funneled now.
Are Big Banks — or Any Banks — a Buy?
With JPMorgan Chase and many of the big banks still making a mess of things, one has to wonder about their future -- and their worth as investments.
Banking Customers Have Found Smaller, Greener Pastures
Big banks' customers actually are following through on threats to move their money elsewhere -- and much of that money is headed into regionals and S&L firms.
BDCs = Mega-Dividends!
Business-development companies offer generous fixed income and access to private-equity investments.
JPMorgan: The Bank That Kicked the Regulatory Hornets’ Nest
The financial industry had mostly adjusted to new rules this year, but a trading fiasco at JPMorgan has put the Volcker Rule back into play.
Playing for Pay: How Did Big Financial CEOs Stack Up in 2011?
The pay for major financial companies' CEOs can make your head spin -- but some are even worse when you compare them to performance.
2008 TARP Funds — Where Are They Now?
Almost four years later, almost everyone agrees we would've been worse off without TARP. But at what cost? What did TARP do well, and where has it fallen short?
Banks Dodge Expected Wave of Foreclosures
The worst of the mortgage mess — and its legal fallout — looks to be behind the nation's lenders as a predicted wave of foreclosures fails to materialize.
