Where the Money Is: February 21
An interview with Fool, Joe Magyer. Join Motley Fool analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson as they take a closer look the future of banking, answer a question on GE Capital, and take a look back at Fannie Mae's wild 2013.
The future of banking
Do you hate your bank? If you're like most Americans, chances are good that you answered yes to that question. While that's not great news for consumers, it certainly creates opportunity for savvy investors. That's because there's a brand-new company that's revolutionizing banking, and is poised to kill the hated traditional brick-and-mortar banking model. And amazingly, despite its rapid growth, this company is still flying under the radar of Wall Street. For the name and details on this company, click here to access our new special free report.
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