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A woman stands at an ATM and pushes buttons. A panel of Braille bumps are visible below the ATM, with 1985 in the corner of the image. On the other side, a hand puts a card in an ATM with 2019 in the corner of the image.

The first banking solutions for customers who are blind

History

The first banking solutions for customers who are blind

Before the 1970s, many bank customers with visual impairments had to depend on friends and family to handle their finances —until banks began providing new options.

Housing
A mother and her two young sons share a laugh as the boys sit at a table and eat cookies.

Hope, adversity, and triumph lead to increased Hispanic homeownership

Housing

Hope, adversity, and triumph lead to increased Hispanic homeownership

Hispanics have become a leading engine for the U.S. housing market in recent years, many of them overcoming adversity through determination and hope.

History
An image of a colorful Wells Fargo guidebook in Spanish is on top of two small aged papers, a postcard and ad in Spanish.

Wells Fargo’s long history of serving Spanish-speaking customers

History

Wells Fargo’s long history of serving Spanish-speaking customers

Since the 1800s, when Wells Fargo offered in-language services and hired Spanish-speaking team members, the company has strived to best serve its Hispanic customers.

Financial Health
A car lies upside down in the wreckage of a home severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Gulfport, Mississippi.

8 financial tips for weathering disaster

Financial Health

8 financial tips for weathering disaster

Take it from a man who lost it all in Hurricane Katrina: Preparation pays off. Wells Fargo offers tips for those impacted by a natural disaster.

History
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How Wells Fargo used secret codes to do business

History

How Wells Fargo used secret codes to do business

In the 1800s, the telegraph allowed Wells Fargo to do business and help customers transfer money. To secure messages and minimize risk, the company used a system of encryption with secret codes.

Business to Business
Card Kingdom co-founders Damon and John Morris at their Mox Boarding House gaming café in Bellevue, Washington.

Playing the right cards to build a kingdom

Business to Business

Playing the right cards to build a kingdom

Brothers John and Damon Morris built Card Kingdom into one of the world’s largest online retailers and authorized sellers of Magic: The Gathering&trade card games. Now they’re expanding their network of board game cafés where gamers can play and meet.

Business to Business
Wearing a black shirt, Elite Transportation Systems owner Doug Mellum smiles at the camera with some the company’s trucks parked next to the woods behind him.

Completing a father’s mission

Business to Business

Completing a father’s mission

With Wells Fargo’s support, Doug Mellum’s delivery company keeps growing and creating more opportunities to help veterans and honor his dad’s WWII legacy.

Housing
A happy brown and white dog with a red collar looks at the camera with his mouth open.

For homebuyers, pets matter

Housing

For homebuyers, pets matter

National Association of Realtors and other research shows more homebuyers than ever are seeking properties that meet the needs of their pets, and the number is continuing to rise.

History
A spinning record album with the words “We’ve Only Just Begun” on a red record label is paired with an image of a bride and groom.

A classic song to kick off wedding season

History

A classic song to kick off wedding season

Pop-up video: When a bank debuted “We’ve Only Just Begun” in 1970, branches were flooded with requests to use the song at weddings and graduations.

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