1 Financial Services Stock That Could Turn $1,000 Per Month Into $1 Million |


Gobs of good stocks can turn $1,000 per month into $1 million or more. It just takes disciplined investing, a fair amount of time, and, of course, a good stock — or stocks.

Here’s one such stock from the financial sector: SoFi Technologies (SOFI 1.74%). It has been averaging annual gains of 43% over the past three years, though it’s down 25% year to date. That presents an attractive buying opportunity.

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The table below shows that you can reach $1 million with it or another stock even if it averages 8% growth.

$1,000 Invested Per Month (in Years)

8% Annual Growth

10% Annual Growth

12% Annual Growth

5 years

$70,399

$73,261

$76,234

10 years

$173,839

$191,249

$210,585

15 years

$325,825

$381,270

$447,357

20 years

$549,144

$687,300

$864,629

25 years

$877,271

$1,180,165

$1,600,006

30 years

$1,359,399

$1,973,928

$2,895,992

35 years

$2,067,802

$3,252,292

$5,179,962

40 years

$3,108,678

$5,311,111

$9,205,097

Source: Calculations by author via Investor.gov.

SoFi Technologies operates in the promising realm of fintech (financial technology). It’s an online bank offering a wide range of personal finance services. It began mainly as a student loan servicer, but it now offers everything from auto loan refinancing to personal loans, mortgages, credit cards, investments, and, of course, banking.

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SoFi began with younger consumers, and it has continued courting them — for example, by pushing into cryptocurrency. It’s succeeding, too, posting a revenue gain of 37% year over year for its fourth quarter and a fee-based revenue gain of 53%. Its membership, too, is growing briskly, rising 35% year over year to 13.7 million people.

CEO Anthony Noto has noted, “Our one-stop shop is scaling exactly as intended and delivering a winning combination of growth and returns. We added a record 1 million new members this quarter and drove record product growth.”

Best of all, SoFi’s stock seems reasonably valued or even a bit undervalued at recent levels.

Selena Maranjian has positions in SoFi Technologies. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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