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Please consider the safety of your lifestyle, security of your assets in the event of a bank failure or even worse if the FDIC is unable to cover all the claims. Safe deposit boxes do not have 24 hours access to your money. The Stock Market, CDs and Money Markets may be at risk. Please use due diligence with all your investments. And remember- investing in gold has been "The Gold Standard" for thousands of years.
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Excerpt from:
www.msn.com
In the coming year, tens of thousands of Americans could fall victim to bank failures. Yes, this could include you. You can ignore the risk -- or move your money now.
Ten U.S. banks have gone belly-up so far this year, yet the concept still seems vaguely distant. Unless you had money in the five-branch Integrity Bank of Alpharetta, Ga., or the nine-branch Columbian Bank of Topeka, Kan., or the eight other institutions in small towns with as much as $1 billion in deposits each, the announcements likely have slipped under your radar this summer.
Yet this is not something you should ignore, as if it is happening to some other poor fool. The banking system today is so interconnected -- and so many more banks are vulnerable -- that tens of thousands of Americans are likely to become victims of bank failures over the next year.
Because the threat of widespread bank failures is no longer just a staple of wacko doomsday theories, it behooves all depositors to do everything they can to avoid becoming victims.
By Jon Markman 9/8/2008
Markman is a contributing editor and former managing editor of MSN Money.
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CNN LARRY KING LIVE
Interview With Suze Orman
Aired September 16, 2008 - 21:00 ET
LARRY KING, CNN ANCHOR: Tonight your money. Is it safe in the bank or better off under a mattress? The person who knows is here. Suze Orman standing by and waiting for your calls.
Suze Orman, the Federal Reserve decided to leave short term interest rates unchanged today at 2 percent. Good or bad?
ORMAN: I personally think it was bad. Listen, the banks in the United States of America are in trouble. And anything we can do, in my opinion, to help the banking system so they can make a little bit more money, I think would have been a good idea. If we had lowered interest rates, the Fed funds rate, the banks would have been making more money on the money that they lent out, which would be helping everybody in the long run. So I think they should have lowered, but they left the same. So what are you going to do?
KING: Could other major financial institutions go under?
ORMAN: Absolutely, they can. And you would think that they couldn't, but when you see dinosaurs, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, AIG, going down the drain, anything can happen. Nothing is beyond the imagination at this point in time.
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