Truist analyst Matthew Coad lowered SoFi Technologies' price target from $20 to $17 following Q1 2026 results, maintaining a Hold rating. The downgrade reflects reduced revenue expectations due to softer loan platform sales and declining demand for SoFi's Galileo technology platform. Despite strong member growth and solid Q1 earnings, SoFi's stock has fallen 40% year-to-date, pressured by challenges in its diversifying business lines. Investors are advised to watch Q2 results closely to see if the slowdown continues or reverses.
SoFi Technologies has declined about 30% year-to-date after two disappointing earnings reports in 2026, underperforming both the fintech sector and the broader market. Investors are looking to the Q2 earnings announcement on July 29 for signs of reco...
With the Federal Reserve expected to keep interest rates steady, high-yield savings accounts are offering attractive returns up to 4.50% APY in mid-2026. Online banks continue to compete aggressively, keeping rates well above the national average of ...
In 2026, high-yield savings accounts (HYSAs) are offering attractive interest rates up to 4.50% APY, far above the national average of around 0.38%. Despite recent Federal Reserve rate cuts and holds, many online banks maintain competitive rates to a...
Three high-yield savings accounts—SoFi, Synchrony Bank, and Barclays—stand out for offering strong APYs without minimum balance requirements. SoFi offers up to 3.80% APY with perks like early paycheck access and bonuses up to $400, ideal for those wi...
