FDIC
Speech parts
1. FDIC - Noun
2. FDIC - Proper noun
Meaning
a federally sponsored corporation that insures accounts in national banks and other qualified institutions
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According to the FDIC, banks that are Black-owned or led represent a mere 1% of America’s commercial banking assets.
Fixed annuities are not FDIC insured.
All bankers were in agreement that the level of FDIC insurance on bank deposits should remain the same--Blunt favored the increase to keep money in banks rather than under mattresses.
“Branches will open under new ownership; however, customers will be able to bank as usual during regular business hours, and their deposits are safe, available, and remain FDIC insured.”
"Banks regulated by FDIC were more positive about their agency's efforts than banks regulated by other agencies," the report said.
In addition to being FDIC insured up to $250,000, as of late 2016 Ally Bank's total asset value ($123 billion) put it 21nd among the top 50 largest banks in the U.S. Ally Bank is not accredited by the BBB and doesn't have a grade from the organization.