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Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Choosing a bank can be daunting, given that there are more than 4,500 federally insured banks in the U.S. to choose from.

Funds deposited at different branches of the same bank are not separately insured. Here are some important points to know: The FDIC only insures deposits held at banks and other government-backed ...

If your bank isn't FDIC- or NCUA-insured, you're paying high fees, or you're earning low interest, then it's time to consider switching to a new bank.

After a nearly decade-long lawsuit, the U.S.’s second-largest bank has been ordered to pay the Federal Deposit Insurance ...

A judge’s decision, made public Monday, marks the latest development in a yearslong legal fight between the bank and the ...

"It's not personal insurance for miscellaneous ... the funds actually come from the banks that are FDIC-insured. The FDIC will pay insurance to account holders with deposit accounts up to the ...

In this month’s Money Matters we ask Dana Robb, vice president of retail banking and operations at Pittsfield Cooperative ...

The savings habits of many Americans give new meaning to the term “idle cash.” More than half of American savers are earning ...

In the discussions following the presidential administration change about deregulation and paring back of post-SVB reforms, ...