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How and when to talk to kids about money

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How and when to talk to kids about money

Darlene Goins, head of Wells Fargo’s free, noncommercial financial education Hands on Banking® program, shares information about a new youth digital learning center and how to teach kids about credit. 

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Fed rate cut: What you need to know

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Fed rate cut: What you need to know

The Federal Reserve’s rate cut — the first in more than 10 years — might not grow the economy as much as previous rate reductions, Wells Fargo economists and investment strategists say. Here are eight ways the rate cut could affect you.

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Propel Card team: Priority on listening to the consumer

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Propel Card team: Priority on listening to the consumer

By consulting with consumers at every turn, this Wells Fargo credit card team developed an offering with the best value proposition for customers.

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Unlocking the ‘secrets’ of becoming a homeowner

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Unlocking the ‘secrets’ of becoming a homeowner

A new Wells Fargo-NAACP homebuying class aims to boost the African American homeownership rate, homebuyer by homebuyer.

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A couple stands on the shore of a mountain lake. To their left, there is a checklist of relationship milestones: Travel together. Meet the family. Discuss finances.

Love’s milestones: travel, money, and meeting the family

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Love’s milestones: travel, money, and meeting the family

A new Wells Fargo survey shows how millennial couples bond over travel, family, spending habits, and credit card points.

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A man and woman appear to be out shopping for the holidays. They are dressed in heavy coats and scarves. She is also wearing a red stocking cap. He is holding a smartphone; both are smiling at it. She holds a credit card.

5 tips for maximizing your credit card rewards this holiday season

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5 tips for maximizing your credit card rewards this holiday season

From earning welcome bonuses to redeeming your points for charitable donations, credit card users have a variety of ways to get the most from their card rewards during the holidays.

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From an angle looking down over her head, the view is of a woman sitting at a table, using her computer to book air travel. She has s a Wells Fargo Propel Card in her right hand. Items on the table include a boarding pass, sunglasses, and passport.

New Propel Card to offer enhanced, industry-leading rewards, no annual fee

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New Propel Card to offer enhanced, industry-leading rewards, no annual fee

Wells Fargo is enriching the rewards of its no-annual-fee Propel Card, providing more value for customers’ everyday purchases.

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Opening the door to homeownership

Housing

Opening the door to homeownership

Athena Emerson, who became a first-time homeowner late in life, is “the perfect example” of Wells Fargo’s efforts to boost African American homeownership.

Housing
A new, 14-story, 100-unit affordable senior apartment building in Manhattan.

The 50-year fight for affordable housing in Manhattan

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The 50-year fight for affordable housing in Manhattan

Unlike many real estate investments, in which a developer’s primary focus is on creating value, the $1.5 billion Essex Crossing urban renewal project in Manhattan was designed with a community-based approach.

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