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Inside the Stagecoach

Bringing financial relief to a global crisis

Bringing financial relief to a global crisis

The fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic is being felt around the world. Wells Fargo is working hard to support its customers, employees, and communities.

Paul Christopher, head of Global Market Strategy for Wells Fargo Investment Institute, gives a market update on July 9. ‘COVID-19 update’ is in the top left corner.
Financial Health

Market volatility update from Wells Fargo Investment Institute

Market volatility update from Wells Fargo Investment Institute

July 9, 2020: “Employment is probably going to take a little bit of a hit in the coming weeks because COVID infections have risen significantly,” said Paul Christopher, head of Global Market Strategy for Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

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Small Business

Helping entrepreneurs stay ‘Open for Business’

Helping entrepreneurs stay ‘Open for Business’

Wells Fargo is donating approximately $400 million in Paycheck Protection Program processing fees through a new program to support small businesses owned by people who have been hit hardest by COVID-19.

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Small Business

Helping small businesses navigate COVID-19

Helping small businesses navigate COVID-19

The nonprofit Interise and Wells Fargo are helping small businesses survive during the COVID-19 crisis.

From right to left, Siesha and Kenya Andrews and their son, Malachi, stand together on a sunny day in front of their new two-story home in the Atlanta area. The text COVID-19 update is in the corner of the image.
Housing

Homebuying tips amid the COVID-19 crisis

Homebuying tips amid the COVID-19 crisis

One couple’s story shows the resilience of homebuyers as the housing market adjusts to new ways of buying.

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Financial Health

‘During difficult times, you’re supposed to use your gifts and services’

‘During difficult times, you’re supposed to use your gifts and services’

Nonprofits are providing free financial coaching and counseling to help people amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with support from Wells Fargo.

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Diversity & Inclusion

‘Pride is still about community’

‘Pride is still about community’

Despite the cancellation of in-person events, Wells Fargo employees are finding virtual ways to celebrate and engage during Pride Month.

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Housing

Bringing resolve to meet a homeownership commitment

Bringing resolve to meet a homeownership commitment

From the COVID-19 pandemic to soaring unemployment, African Americans face a number of challenges to homebuying this year. Cerita Battles of Wells Fargo discusses the commitment to boost African American homeownership amid adversity.

Images of Personal Banker Xenia Del Cid and Branch Manager Adria Hernandez in black Wells Fargo T-shirts, a map showing Xenia’s flights from Guatemala to the U.S., and inset photo of her at the airport in Guatemala.
Inside the Stagecoach

‘Teaching me how to lead’

‘Teaching me how to lead’

Stranded in Guatemala after a family vacation, a Wells Fargo banker receives help from her manager to get home safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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