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Comparing the Best CD Savings RatesWhile savings in banks can be hard to find when economic times are hard, it is possible to maximize deposit interest with a bit of research.
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FDIC: No Pot of Gold at the End of that RainbowWhat does the FDIC sign mean to me after my brief visit to Occupy Wall St.
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What is an FDIC-Insured Money Market Account?When it comes to making sound investments, nothing compares to the benefit of an FDIC-insured money market account. -
FDIC Phishing ScamThis e-mail bomb is like the Bank of America phishing e-mail. -
5 Things to Know About FDIC InsuranceIf you have money in a bank deposit account, it probably is covered by FDIC insurance. However, the FDIC rules can be confusing. Here are 5 things that you need to know about FDIC insurance.
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Business Accounts and FDIC InsuranceFor business accounts, the rules for FDIC insurance are the same as are applicable to consumer accounts. As of 2010, the FDIC insures $250,000 per customer, per bank. -
FDIC Advises Republic Bancorp RALs Are UnsafeRALs are on the way out. -
FDIC Proposes New Measure on Executive BonusesThe FDIC has proposed a new measure that would impact the way executives get their bonuses. The move is risky because the financial industry wants to make as much money as possible.
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FDIC Moves to Curb Big BonusesThe FDIC is making the move to curb the large bonuses and financial risk-taking that has made the financial industry notorious since the recession.
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The Role of FDIC, Challenge and ImpactThere are at least three key issues facing FDIC today.
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First Banking Center is the Latest U.S. Bank to FailYear to date, 149 U.S. financial institutions have failed. Find out more about the latest failed bank here.
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What to Look for when Selecting an Internet BankIf you are interested in opening a new online bank account you have hundreds of online banks to consider. Here are some tips on what to look for when selecting an internet bank.
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FDIC Finalizes Rule for Unlimited CoverageThe FDIC recently finalized a rule that provides temporary unlimited insurance coverage for noninterest-bearing accounts. Read more to find out how this will affect you.
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Seniors: How to Receive a Higher Interest Return on Your Retirement SavingsSeniors face a special problem in trying to safely receive a decent return on their nest egg. The 5% annual return on a long term CD seems to be gone for the foreseeable future. -
WAMU, FDIC, J. P. Chase & Providian - a Consumer QuestionThe American public has questions concerning the largest bank failure to date, and consumers are starting to put those questions to the test.
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FDIC's "Troubled Bank List" Grabs National AttentionA CNN.com contributor highlights the FDIC's dreaded list, and notes the increasing number of financial institutions on it.
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Williamsburg First National Bank is the Latest SC Bank to FailThe country has had 99 FDIC-insured institutions to fail this year--4 being in South Carolina. Find out the details of the latest bank failure.
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Keeping Your Dollars with Sense - Part SixUnderstanding the amount of FDIC insurance available on your bank accounts can provide peace of mind. This article outlines FDIC insurance coverage and provides infromational resources for other consumer protections.
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Sun West Bank is the Latest U.S. Failed BankSeveral U.S. banks continue to fail, which is evidence of a continuing challenging economy, the latest being a community bank in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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FDIC Loan Modification Success Story Indy Mac Bank Now OneWest Continues to Fail in Obama HAMP Loan ModificationsFDIC Sheila Bair in 2008 boasted about IndyMac Bank loan modification success. Today One West Bank in US Treasury Obama HAMP loan modification report for April shows loss share agreement consequences and continued failure. More foreclosures to come. -
Bank Failures Crippling Small BusinessesA failing new construction market has already had devastating effects on local businesses, but when the FDIC decides your bank is failing the ramifications can be fatal for struggling companies.
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Banks Shut Down in 4 States: Now 68 Failures in 2010The FDIC shut down banks in Florida, Minnesota, Arizona and California on 5/07/10. With the 68 closures so far this year, the pace of bank failures is double that of 2009. Link included in this article for more details. -
State Bank of Aurora is the Latest U.S. Failed BankSeveral U.S. banks continue to fail-evidence of a continuing challenging economy-the latest being a small financial institution in Minnesota. Find out more about the failed institution and next steps.
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FDIC SweepsWhile it's not imperative for most small time investors to understand the FDCI Sweeps program, the more you make, the more helpful it is.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Protects Your Savings Up to $250,000I received a notice in the mail that a bank in which I had substantial funds was closed by the Office of Thrift Supervision and is in Receivership. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has been named as the Receiver.
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Bank Failures 2010: More to Come - Should I Be Concerned?Bank failures continue unabated from the 140 failures posted in 2009. How do you protect yourself and how do you know if your bank is at risk?
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Did FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair, Obama HAMP and US Treasury Department Deal with OneWest Bank Deny Loan Modifications for HomeownersWhen OneWest Bank was IndyMac Federal under the FDIC Loan Modifications were being completed. Once taken over by OneWest Bank loan modifications have all but ceased, deal made by Sheila Bair with taxpayer money may be to blame. -
New South Federal Savings Bank is the Latest U.S. Failed BankJust when we thought the economic recession was coming to an end, another U.S. bank has failed. Read this article to find out the details of this bank failure and how it will affect you.
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Some Exemptions to FDIC Immunity in Foreclosure ActionsIt can be very difficult for homeowners facing foreclosure to raise certain claims in court when the bank holding their loan has failed and been taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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The FDIC, the Foreclosure Process, and Takeovers of BanksWhile the government stepping in may make the transition of loans from failed banks to solvent banks a little easier, in cases of default and foreclosure the situation can become more complicated.
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Debt Securities: How Will New Changes Affect the Asset-Backed Bond Market & Investors?The FDIC has recently revealed plans to vote on implementing new voluntary restrictions regarding the issuing of asset-backed bonds by banks. The proposed plans are intended to build investor confidence and entice new business. Are you on board? -
What Happens If Your Bank 'fails'?The failure of a bank brings forth images of the Great Depression. However, US depositors can rest easy, thanks to an agency of the US government known as the FDIC.
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With Hundreds of U.S. Banks Still in Jeopardy, Credit Crunch May Last for DecadesAlthough the American economy and the global economy both appear to be stabilizing, the U.S. banking sector nevertheless continues to struggle.
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(MONEY AND FINANCE) FDIC: Review of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.While the truth about the FDIC may not help you sleep better at night, understanding how this governmental entity operates is crucial for those with any amount of wealth.
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20 Cool Facts About the FDICHow much do you know about the FDIC? This federal government organization insures your banking deposits up to $250,000.
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Florida Bank Closure of BankUnited Costs FDIC $4.9 BillionRead on for details of a bank closure in South Florida that will cost the FDIC an upwards of $4.9 billion
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FDIC Loan Modification: An OverviewFDIC loan modifications were first revealed and put into action in January, 2009. As a method of making mortgage payments easier to handle, borrowers are quickly snatching them up.
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Stocks Fall on Bailout, Inflation Concerns; Bair: FDIC in Danger of Going BrokeStocks Fall on Bailout, Inflation Concerns. Bair: FDIC in Danger of Going Broke. Short Sellers are back in control after being routed. -
Regulations on Certificates of DepositThe regulations regarding U.S. certificate of deposit accounts are largely determined by the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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PennyMac Completes Purchase of $558 Million in Mortgage Loans from FDICThe announcement of the completed sale of mortgage loans to PennyMac is a positive sign that the mortgage crisis facing so many Americans may well be moving toward the promised relief to those struggling to make their mortgage payments each month.
