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Insuring Your Bank Deposits

In the past few days following the failure of IndyMac Bank in California I received a few email questions from people concerned about the safety of their bank accounts. Most people know that the FDIC incures bank accounts up to $100,000. However, a person can increase insurance coverage by dividing deposits at any one bank into different accounts opened under different names or owned by different entities. The FDIC has a webiste Link: FDIC: Insuring Your Deposits which clearly provides a full description of all available insurance. It is probably easier to open additional insured accounts at your existing bank than it is to spread deposits among different financial institutions.

July 15, 2008 in Bankruptcy News | Permalink

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