Financial Services News

SH Capital Ltd launches in Dubai to empower SMEs with global banking services  Banking Dive

Edelweiss Financial Services' (NSE:EDELWEISS) Shareholders Are Down 77% On Their Shares  Simply Wall St

PennyMac Financial Services Stock Jumped On Wednesday, Outperforms Market  Via News Agency

Keeley Asset Management Comments on Discover Financial Services  GuruFocus.com

US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Finalizes Fair Access Requirements - Data Matters Privacy Blog  Sidley Austin LLP

Walmart partners with Western Union for money transfer service  talkbusiness.net

Discover Financial Services Announces Rise In Q4 Earnings  Nasdaq

Discover Financial Services Reports Fourth Quarter Net Income of $799 Million or $2.59 Per Diluted Share  Yahoo Finance

Is Axis Capital Holdings Limited (AXS) A Winner in the Financial Services Sector?  InvestorsObserver

Brexit and Financial Services | Cohen & Gresser LLP - JDSupra  JD Supra

PennyMac Financial Services Stock Over 4% Up As Session Comes To An End On Wednesday  Via News Agency

Will SVB Financial Group (SIVB) Outperform the Financial Services Sector?  InvestorsObserver

Life Insurers, Financial Pros Welcome Biden-Harris Administration  ThinkAdvisor

Greater Cincinnati financial planner disciplined by industry group  Cincinnati Business Courier

ChoiceOne Financial Services : Bank Kicks Off Annual Student Scholarship Essay Contest  Marketscreener.com

Fintech Helps Hispanics With Financial Services Needs 01/20/2021  MediaPost Communications

PennyMac Financial Services Stock Over 4% Up So Far Today  Via News Agency

Will Switchback Energy Acquisition Corp (SBE) Outperform the Financial Services Sector?  InvestorsObserver

Is AMCI Acquisition Corp (AMCI) A Winner in the Financial Services Sector?  InvestorsObserver

Will Thunder Bridge Acquisition II Ltd (THBR) Outperform the Financial Services Sector?  InvestorsObserver

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I want to start a business selling financial products. However I have very little startup cash so I plan on using an affiliate system to get started. However all the affiliate programs I have found only allow you to get paid if you sell the products over the internet. However I feel I would have much more success if I could sell the products face to face at trade shows or door to door sales. does anyone know of a way that I can be an affiliate but get a commission for sales I made in person not online?

I have a concept for a financial real estate service and I would like some feedback on whether or not it could work. Say someone has owned their home for several years and own a large amount of equity in their property "lets say $65,000". However the owners fall onto hard times and start falling behind on their mortgage and are at risk of being foreclosed on. No bank would buy back that equity in their home and give them a second mortgage because they already can't pay the first mortgage. So their only choices are to go through with the foreclosure in which case their credit score would be ruined and they would only see a small amount of that equity if any. Or try to sell the house before it gets foreclosed on in which case any logical buyer would only pay a price well below market value. This puts the owners in a tight spot. What my company would do is we would step in and find a third party investor to buy the home. The previous owners would sign a contract agreeing to buy back the house within a set time period and they would agree to live in the home and take care of it until they buy it back. The investor would take out a second mortgage on the house to get the 65,000 in equity. My company will take 35% of that equity as a fee and use the rest to pay off the mortgage on the house until the previous owners buy back the house. We will use whatever remaining equity that is left to cover the down payment when the previous owners buy back the property. So the owners get to keep their house with zero or very little money down and I am able to make a $22,750 profit.

is it a good idea to start one how much money could i make how much is it a risk to start one and how do you start one please and thank you

i am wondering because i put on facebook that i want a new job, then a cousin i havent talked to since i was little said her company is hiring. i asked what company and she never told me, but just gave me the address and told me to come to a meeting on wednessday. i googled the address and it came up as 'primerica financial services'. i am wondering if anyone knows about this: is it a scam? would it be like an office job? full time? im asking here cuz she hasnt answered any of these questions when i write her so im a little wary on this. thanks for the help :)