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Get to know Ally Financial Group

Originally founded in 1919 as the General Motors Acceptance Corporation (GMAC), the company rebranded as Ally Financial in 2010. It has since evolved into one of the largest digital-only banks in the U.S. Ally's mission is to be a relentless financial ally for its customers with a "Do It Right" approach. Its core business includes being a top provider of automotive financing for consumers and dealers, a direct-to-consumer bank (Ally Bank) offering savings, checking, and CDs, a self-directed and managed investment platform (Ally Invest), and a provider of mortgage loans (Ally Home) and corporate financing.

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Ally Financial Group

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