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Financial Services contributions received by BIDEN ACTION FUND

BIDEN ACTION FUND (C00746651) received $371,200 from filers who listed occupation FINANCIAL SERVICES. FEC.gov itemized individual contribution aggregates count 68 lines in that cell. FINANCIAL SERVICES as a whole shows $7,119,440 to every committee, which makes this recipient 5.2% of the labeled book. This page isolates the overlap; it is not a restatement of either hub.

Key figures

  • BIDEN ACTION FUND received $371,200 from Financial Services-coded individual gifts across 68 contributions.
  • The Financial Services occupation grouping totals $7,119,440, so this committee is 5.2% of that labeled money.
  • About $5,459 per contribution is the mean of 68 itemized lines, not a unique-person count.
  • FINANCIAL SERVICES is the filer-entered string; $6,748,240 of the occupation total sits at committees other than C00746651.
  • Source: FEC.gov itemized individual contribution aggregates. Not independent expenditures.

Occupation FINANCIAL SERVICES and recipient C00746651

FINANCIAL SERVICES is the grouped occupation string. BIDEN ACTION FUND is committee C00746651. FINANCIAL ADVISOR and FINANCE, if stored separately, are other keys. FINANCIAL SERVICES is the occupation grouping here. Matching rows sum to $371,200 across 68 contributions. The occupation hub is $7,119,440 to every committee in the aggregate. The committee overlay includes every occupation, not only Financial Services. This tie page exists because those two dimensions meet; it is not a restatement of either hub.

A 68-line cell with a mean near $5,459 sits between a handful of large gifts and a mass earmark stream. The join key is the occupation string plus committee ID C00746651. It is not a finding that a trade association, employer, or candidate bundled the gifts. Filers listed FINANCIAL SERVICES; the receipts are attributed to C00746651 in this table. Occupation labels are filer-entered. FEC.gov does not audit job titles against licenses or payroll.

5.2% of a $7,119,440 occupation grouping

$7,119,440 is the FINANCIAL SERVICES total across recipients. $371,200 of it is coded to BIDEN ACTION FUND (C00746651). That is 5.2%. Subtract: $6,748,240 sits at other committees. Readers who stop at this tie miss the rest of the occupation book. The committee file is wider still, because it includes occupations other than FINANCIAL SERVICES.

Use the occupation hub for the $7,119,440 roll. Use the committee overlay for everything C00746651 received, all titles included. All occupations ranks sibling strings. All FEC ties lists other occupation–committee pages. This file is the FINANCIAL SERVICES × C00746651 intersection only.

Line count, mean gift, and missing headcount

BIDEN ACTION FUND received $371,200 from Financial Services-coded receipts across 68 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $5,459 per contribution. 68 lines are not 68 unique people. Repeat givers, multiple earmarks, and cycle stacking raise the contribution count. The packet does not publish a unique-donor figure for this cell. A mean near $5,459 is arithmetic.

Independent expenditures, communication costs, and unitemized receipts are not inside $371,200. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. If Biden Action Fund also appears as a conduit on other schedules, this join still reports the committee ID on the individual line.

Party treasuries, awards ledgers, and other files

A 5.2% share of Financial Services-coded dollars into C00746651 does not mean the occupation caused an election outcome, and it does not mean Biden Action Fund is the occupation’s only political destination. Occupation and committee are reported together. The overlap is descriptive. Federal awards on USAspending.gov are a different ledger; this page does not claim donations funded awards.

Keep the citation bounded: Financial Services, BIDEN ACTION FUND (C00746651), $371,200, 68 contributions, 5.2% of $7,119,440. Sibling titles stay in their own hubs. This is not a professional-license census. FINANCIAL ADVISOR and FINANCE, if stored separately, are other keys. FINANCIAL SERVICES is the occupation grouping here.

Reading the Financial Services–Biden Action Fund overlap

A complete claim names Financial Services and BIDEN ACTION FUND (C00746651), then $371,200, 68 contributions, and 5.2% of $7,119,440, source FEC.gov. Keep both sides of the name whenever the dollars are quoted. The occupation hub still holds $6,748,240 outside this committee. This page isolates the overlap for readers who need both the title and the committee, not either hub restated.

Financial Services carries the $7,119,440 occupation total. Biden Action Fund is committee C00746651. All occupations and All FEC ties list sibling joins. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. Repeat: $371,200, 68 contributions, mean about $5,459, 5.2% of $7,119,440.

Packet bounds for Financial Services and C00746651

Facts on this page are occupation FINANCIAL SERVICES, occupation slug financial-services, occupation total $7,119,440, committee C00746651, committee name BIDEN ACTION FUND, recipient total $371,200, and recipient contributions 68. No other dollar, count, or URL is introduced. Internal links stay on Financial Services, Biden Action Fund, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

A 68-line cell with a mean near $5,459 sits between a handful of large gifts and a mass earmark stream. FINANCIAL ADVISOR and FINANCE, if stored separately, are other keys. FINANCIAL SERVICES is the occupation grouping here. If a later reader quotes only Biden Action Fund or only Financial Services, the $371,200 figure is no longer this join. Pair the occupation string with C00746651 every time. Source: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.

Questions

How much did Financial Services-coded donors give to Biden Action Fund?
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $371,200 grouped to occupation Financial Services and received by BIDEN ACTION FUND (C00746651). That join covers 68 contributions. The occupation total across all committees is $7,119,440, so this cell is 5.2%. These figures are not independent expenditures.
What share of Financial Services FEC money went to Biden Action Fund?
5.2% of the $7,119,440 Financial Services grouping is in this join: $371,200 to C00746651. The remaining $6,748,240 went to other committees. A share that large or small describes occupation–committee overlap, not corporate giving and not a unique-donor census.
Does this Financial Services page name individual donors to Biden Action Fund?
No. The source is itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. The packet has no donor names and no unique-donor count. The cell is $371,200 on 68 lines, mean about $5,459. Company PAC documents and independent expenditures are other FEC categories.
Where are the live Financial Services and Biden Action Fund tables?
Financial Services carries the $7,119,440 occupation total. BIDEN ACTION FUND is committee C00746651. All occupations and All FEC ties list sibling joins. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. This tie page is the Financial Services × C00746651 intersection only. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.