Hot tip: you are already an unsecured creditor of your bank. Once you deposit it, it's their money. Generally, the gov. Will bail out depositors do as not to sow distrust, more often, they will bail out the bank itself so a bank that should have failed doesn't. It's a big club, and you ain't in it.
Hot tip: you are already an unsecured creditor of your bank. Once you deposit it, it's their money. Generally, the gov. Will bail out depositors do as not to sow distrust, more often, they will bail out the bank itself so a bank that should have failed doesn't. It's a big club, and you ain't in it.
but muh FDIC
but muh FDIC
FDIC was essentially done away with in 2012, look it up. Banks are only required to offer you "bank stock IOUs" in the effect of a bank run or other insolvency.
So you get bank stock that's actually worthless (because the bank is failing) instead of any insured money.
FDIC was essentially done away with in 2012, look it up. Banks are only required to offer you "bank stock IOUs" in the effect of a bank run or other insolvency.
So you get bank stock that's actually worthless (because the bank is failing) instead of any insured money.
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