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Founded in 1971 by Martin D. Weiss, The Weiss Group, Inc. is a financial research and analysis firm dedicated to providing investors with independent, unbiased, and conflict-of-interest-free ratings and information. Initially focused on rating insurance companies and banks, the company has since expanded its scope significantly. Today, through its well-known Weiss Ratings division, it offers safety and investment ratings on thousands of stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, banks, and insurance companies, along with a variety of investment newsletters and tools designed to help individuals make informed financial decisions.

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The Weiss Group, Inc.

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