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Deposit Insurance

by Javier Chavez

Overview and History

  • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
  • Independent agency created by to Congress to maintain stability and confidence in the U.S. financial system
  • National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)
  • Several financial panics -- including The Great Depression -- caused the formation of deposit insurance

Topic 1

The Great Depression

  • Over 12 million people unemployed by 1933 (25% of the population)
  • Estimated 9,000 banks failed during this period
  • Banking Act of 1933 enacted by President FDR
  • FDIC became permanent -- insuring over 98% of depositors ($2500, later turned to $5000)
  • Allowed the Federal Reserve to become a Lender of Last Resort
  • Separated commercial banking and investment banking

Topic 2

FDIC: Recent Years

  • The Great Recession (2007-09)
  • Banks heavily involved in Subprime mortgage loans
  • Washington Mutual assets (the largest U.S. Savings and Loan association at the time) seized by FDIC, then files for CH11 bankruptcy
  • Washington Mutual sold to JPMorgan Chase Bank***
  • Dodd-Frank Act (2010)
  • Comprehensive law that details new rules and regulations that oversee the financial and mortgage industries to protect consumers
  • Insured deposits limit raised from $100k to $250k

Topic 3

Your Coverage/Tips

Topic 4

  • FDIC and NCUA:
  • Insure deposits in participating banks and credit unions (over 10,000 institutions combined)
  • No application necessary
  • Insurance covers:
  • at least $250,000 per depositor, per FDIC-insured bank, per ownership category (i.e. $500,000 for a joint checking account)
  • Checking/Savings accounts, money market accounts, Certificate of Deposits, Revocable*/Irrevocable Trusts.

  • Uninsured products:
  • Annuities, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, government securities, safety deposit boxes
  • Products where the value can go up or down depending on the market
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