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How do I protect my savings account during Recession?

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With so many banks going bust, I would like to know what the best thing to do with my savings is?

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  1. if more than $100,000 in any bank have several banks otherwise the FDIC insures it for that amount


  2. Take all your money out and put it under your pillow!!

    Seriously, with FDIC insurance, as long as you don't have over $100,000 in your bank account, you are safe.

  3. As long as it's less than $100,000 nothing.  Your savings is FDIC insured.

    Also aside from IndyMac what other major bank has failed?

  4. Make sure that you have less than $100,000.00 at each financial institution that is insured by FDIC. $250,000.00 if you have an IRA. You can find tips at this article also:

  5. The best thing is to leave it right where it is, although keeping $200 or $300 in cash around the house is not a bad idea in case of an emergency (around here it is earthquakes and fires, elsewhere it might be tornados or hurricanes).  The FDIC protects all deposits up to $100,000.

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