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Exploring the Benefits of the American Express Platinum Card and Why It Might Be Right for You
Upgrading to the American Express Platinum Card brought me more than just a credit card; it opened up a world of travel comfort, rewards, and exclusive experiences.
F.I. Editorial Team
2 days ago4 min read
Trump Admin Forced to Fund CFPB: The Standoff Ends (For Now)
Breaking: The Trump Administration has agreed to release funding to the CFPB following a federal court order. The "starve the beast" strategy has failed. Here is what lenders need to know.
F.I. Editorial Team
2 days ago1 min read
Ex-FDIC Chief Jelena McWilliams Joins Plaid: What This Means for Fintech Innovation
Jelena McWilliams, former FDIC Chair, joins fintech leader Plaid, signaling a new phase for fintech regulation and growth.
F.I. Editorial Team
4 days ago2 min read
$4.3 Billion in New Markets Tax Credits Signals Investment Direction for 2026
Announced at the end of 2025, $4.3B in New Markets Tax Credit allocations will shape community investment and development throughout 2026 and beyond.
F.I. Editorial Team
4 days ago2 min read
Beyond the Screen: Why the Best Deals Start with a Handshake
Break out of the office grind! Join Funder Intel at Earls Las Olas on Jan 15th for Capital After Hours. Build real relationships and network with a purpose.
F.I. Editorial Team
5 days ago2 min read
SBA Loan Performance in 2025: What the Data Tells Brokers and Lenders About Risk
New 2025 data on SBA 7(a) loan performance reveals massive gaps in default rates by industry. See why trucking and restaurants are spiking, while healthcare remains nearly bulletproof.
F.I. Editorial Team
6 days ago2 min read
Is 'Speed to Fund' actually hurting the industry? Lou Calderone of Vox Funding explains
Is "speed to fund" becoming a liability? Vox Funding President Lou Calderone joins Funder Intel to discuss operational discipline, the real risks in 2026, and more
Shane Mahabir
Jan 71 min read
SBA Blacklists 7,000 Minnesota Borrowers: Fraud Crackdown or Political Siege?
The SBA has suspended nearly 7,000 Minnesota borrowers following a $400M fraud crackdown. We analyze if this is a standard cleanup or a political siege.
F.I. Editorial Team
Jan 53 min read
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