Is Your Bank Safe? This Complimentary 10-Page Report Can Help
Is Your Bank Safe? More than 130 banks will have failed by the end of 2009. What if your bank fails? Did you know you could be left in the lurch for days, weeks, even months before you get your money back from the FDIC? What happens if the FDIC can't cover your funds? How do you find a safe bank to protect your deposits right now? Find answers to these questions and more in the original "Safe Banks" report from Elliott Wave International. Learn more and download your free report now..
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18th November 2009
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Please read the following Bloomberg news item carefully. It has a direct impact on the safety of your money.
Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) -- In May, the FDIC said it was projecting $70 billion of losses during the next five years
due to bank failures. The agency said it expects most of those collapses to occur in 2009 and 2010.
The FDIC’s problem is that it didn’t collect enough revenue over the years to cover today’s losses.
The blame lies partly with Congress. Until the law was changed in 2006, the FDIC was barred from charging premiums
to banks that it classified as well-capitalized and well-managed. Consequently, the vast majority of banks weren’t
paying anything for deposit insurance.
Of course, we now know it means nothing when the FDIC or any other regulator labels a bank “well-capitalized.” Most
banks that failed during this crisis were considered well-capitalized just before
their failure.
By the end of 2009, more than 130 banks will have failed. Most depositors will have little clue their bank was even
at risk. Worse yet, the string-pullers in Washington are doing everything in their power to hide information about
the safety of your bank from you.
So far, the FDIC has had enough money to cover insured depositors. But that money is quickly running out.
Just last week, the FDIC voted to mandate early payment of insurance premiums to help cover at-risk banks. Here's
what the Associated Press reported on Thursday, Nov. 12:
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S.
banks will prepay about $45 billion in premiums to replenish a federal deposit
insurance fund now in the red, under a plan adopted Thursday by federal regulators.
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. board voted to mandate the early payments of premiums for 2010 through 2012.
Amid the struggling economy and rising loan defaults, 120 banks have failed so far this year, costing the insurance
fund more than $28 billion.
Worse yet, three more banks failed the very next day, Friday, Nov. 13.
This is a very real problem and a direct threat to your money. It's more important now than ever to personally ensure
the safety of your bank. The free 10-page "Safe Banks" report from our friends at Elliott Wave International
can help.
Inside EWI's revealing free report, you'll discover:
- The 100 Safest U.S. Banks (2 for each state)
- Where your money goes after you make a deposit
- How your fractional-reserve bank works
- What risks you might be taking by relying on the FDIC's guarantee
Please protect your money. Download the free 10-page "Safe Banks" report now.
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