commonsense
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http://money.cnn.com/2009/09/25/news/fdic_fund.fortune/index.htm
Pretty interesting article. A year ago, the fdic had 45.2 billion, now they have 10.4 billion in reserves with more banks expected to fail. The very last sentence is interesting also. I wonder whom these people are she refers to that are shifting from not wanting this to go to taxpayers to wanting it to go to taxpayers for a fdic bailout?
Pretty interesting article. A year ago, the fdic had 45.2 billion, now they have 10.4 billion in reserves with more banks expected to fail. The very last sentence is interesting also. I wonder whom these people are she refers to that are shifting from not wanting this to go to taxpayers to wanting it to go to taxpayers for a fdic bailout?