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Goldman Sachs is betting that you’ll want a $10,000 home improvement loan from the in

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Start date Apr 1, 2022

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Apr 1, 2022

Goldman Sachs is betting that you’ll want a $10,000 home improvement loan from the investment bank

The move has broad implications for Goldman investors as it ramps up its ambitions in consumer finance, bringing increased opportunities — and risk.

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