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Finance Preview: Barron’s Magazine – April 17, 2023

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Barron’s Magazine – April 17, 2023:

A Fintech Offers 5% Savings Rates. Never Mind the Risks.

A Fintech Offers 5% Savings Rates. Never Mind the Risks.

Tellus’ generous accounts and disruptive business model have won serious backing. One problem: Tellus isn’t actually a bank.

Life Insurance Companies Are In a Good Spot. Their Stocks Don’t Reflect It.

Life Insurance Companies Are In a Good Spot. Their Stocks Don’t Reflect It.

Depressed valuations belie brighter growth prospects and better risk management at companies such as Primerica, Unum, and Equitable.

Advisor Teams Come in Many Flavors. How to Pick the Right One.

Advisor Teams Come in Many Flavors. How to Pick the Right One.

Wealth management teams can vary widely in culture and investing approach. Here’s what to look for.

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Finance Preview: Barron’s Magazine – April 10, 2023

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Barron’s Magazine – April 10, 2023:

Inside Morgan Stanley’s Success—and What’s Ahead

Inside Morgan Stanley’s Success—and What’s Ahead

The firm plans to hit $10 trillion in client assets over the next decade. If James Gorman can get it there, the stock will keep winning.

Growth Funds Are Poised to Outshine Again. Here’s How to Pick the Right Ones.

Due to shifting market dynamics, some growth funds might no longer hold what have long been considered growth stocks. Three actively managed funds to consider.

This Fintech Is Safe From Banking Turmoil. Buy It While It’s Cheap.

This Fintech Is Safe From Banking Turmoil. Buy It While It’s Cheap.

Financial-software provider Jack Henry & Associates, at its cheapest valuation in years, can keep prospering even if banks continue to stumble.

Pinterest Is Staging a Turnaround. Why the Stock Is a Buy.

Pinterest Is Staging a Turnaround. Why the Stock Is a Buy.

A new CEO—and an improvement in earnings—means that shares in the social-media site could rise by 20% from current levels.