It’s understandable now to want to hoard your money under your mattress. But federally insured accounts remain safe. Typically, when people ask me if they should keep a large stash of cash at their ...

per FDIC-insured bank, for each account ownership category. This coverage extends to various account types, including single accounts, joint accounts, certain retirement accounts, and trust ...

The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. "Pitfalls of Pay on Death (POD) Accounts." Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. "Are My Deposit Accounts Insured by the FDIC?" Select "Trust ...

Some who experienced "frozen funds" and were unable to access money through a high-yield savings app are now getting their money back.

Or if it’s easier to open an account jointly with someone else — and you fully trust that person — that may be an easy option too. Which accounts aren’t covered by FDIC insurance?

Silicon Valley Bank's Former Parent Can Pursue $1.93 Billion FDIC Lawsuit By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) - Silicon Valley Bank's former parent may pursue a lawsuit to recover $1.93 billion of ...

Both men put their money in high-yield savings accounts. The FDIC bank, which backed the accounts, was Evolve Bank and Trust, but the men used the fintech app "Yotta." The app gives users the ...

The FDIC, which insures bank deposits, failed to adequately oppose a claim that it owes those funds to the bank’s former parent, Silicon Valley Bank Financial Trust, US District Judge Beth ...

Suffolk-based TowneBank‘s $120 million acquisition of Midlothian‘s Village Bank and Trust Financial Corp. has been approved by the FDIC and the Virginia State Corporation Commission, clearing the way ...