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Just wondering...
Do you get all your money back if that happens?
Do you get all your money back if that happens?
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Bank accounts are insured up to $100,000. You'd get up to that back from the government per bank account.
Not really, you're insured up to 100K per person, per vesting, per bank-not per account. It can be structured to insure much more than 100K.
That being said, FDIC only has 55B on reserve to cover banks that go under so getting that money could be a huge, time comsuming, pain in the ass. If you have money at WAMU, wachovia, or another bank that is looking bad, move it. BofA, Wells, and Citibank are in relatively good shape.
So if I only have like 3 thousand dollars in my bank account I should be fine, right? Nothing to worry about?
So if I only have like 3 thousand dollars in my bank account I should be fine, right? Nothing to worry about?
Wait I thought you said banks would give back anything under 100 thousand???
"No" means "nothing to worry about" as far as being insured.
Bank of America better not go bankrupt!![]()
I don't trust banks. I keep all my money in my wallet.
He has £3.56. Which in U$D would buy you New York.You don't even live in the US, what are you worried about?
How much money is in your wallet right now? Don't lie.
You don't even live in the US, what are you worried about?
How much money is in your wallet right now? Don't lie.

Someone isn't paying attention to the World lol
The US crisis is affecting everywhere, especially the UK where we rely so much on the USA. Last year one of our major high street banks collapsed, a few days ago one of the biggest (HBOS) nearly collapsed and had to be taken over. We're in a crisis too, it doesn't just affect the USA.

