Banks Are Failing, So They Are Changing the Rules [View article]
It does not really matter to the average consumer what the banks call good or bad loans. As long as your accounts are in an FDIC insured account, you are safe up to $100,000.
In relation to a previous post, 'yes' there are banks that have failed this year.
For investors, beware. Do not rely just on financial statements for your investment transactions. Do more research than that.
Plus, do not invest more than you can stand to lose. I've learned that the hard way.
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It does not really matter to the average consumer what the banks call good or bad loans. As long as your accounts are in an FDIC insured account, you are safe up to $100,000.
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In relation to a previous post, 'yes' there are banks that have failed this year.
For investors, beware. Do not rely just on financial statements for your investment transactions. Do more research than that.
Plus, do not invest more than you can stand to lose. I've learned that the hard way.
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