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Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 16:24
| I have been attempting to look at the ratings of the various banks in my area for soundness.
The idea is to have my savings located in a bank that is unlikely to go "under". Given that most accounts are FDIC insured, does it really matter if my bank is given a full "5 Star" rating? Thanks |
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- Posted by arizonarose (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 18:43
| Our bank Downey Savings out of California just went uder last week. Another bank took over and nothing has changed for us. Same direct deposits and bill pay etc. I don't think it matters as long as it's FDIC. |
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- Posted by arizonarose (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 19:34
| that would be UNDER uder=under |
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| If you'd added a "d" instead of the "n" ... ... maybe it could have given some nourishing milk. ole joyful |
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