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Monthly Archives: September 2008
8 Types of Deposits Covered By FDIC Insurance in Banks – Part 3
Employee Benefit Plan Accounts Employee benefit plan accounts are deposits of a pension plan, profit-sharing plan or other employee benefit plan. Employee benefit plan deposits are insured up to $100,000 for each participant’s non-contingent interest in the plan. This coverage … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Financial Strategies
Tagged Corporations, Employee Benefit Plan, Fdic Insurance, Independent Activity, Insurance Coverage, Ownership Category, Participant, Partnerships, Pension Plan, Personal Accounts, Plan Accounts, Plan Administrator, Plan Assets, Plan Insurance, Plan Participants, Profit Organizations, Profit Sharing Plan, Stockholders, Unincorporated Association, Unincorporated Associations
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8 Types of Deposits Covered By FDIC Insurance in Banks – Part 2
Revocable Trust Accounts A revocable trust account is a deposit owned by one or more people that indicates an intention that the deposits will belong to one or more named beneficiaries upon the death of the owner(s). A revocable trust … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Financial Strategies
Tagged Beneficiaries, Beneficiary, Cousins, Death Pod, Family Trusts, Fdic Insurance, Grandchildren, Grantor, Insurance Purposes, Owner Signs, Payable On Death, Revocable Trust, Revocable Trusts, Settlor, Sibling, Signature Card, Totten Trust, Trust Account, Trust Relationship, Trustor
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8 Types of Deposits Covered By FDIC Insurance in Banks
Single Accounts A single account is a deposit owned by one person. The following deposit account types are included in this ownership category: Accounts held in one person’s name alone Accounts established for one person by an agent, nominee, guardian, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Financial Strategies
Tagged 401 K Plans, Decedent, Deferred Compensation Plan, Deposit Accounts, Escrow Accounts, Fdic Insurance, Follo, Joint Accounts, Keogh Plan, Money Purchase Plans, Ownership Category, Retirement Account, Retirement Accounts, Retirement Plan, Roth Iras, Self Directed 401 K, Simplified Employee Pension, Sole Proprietorship, State And Local Governments, Traditional Iras, Uniform Transfers To Minors Act
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What Does FDIC Deposit Insurance Cover?
We all remember the “run” on the savings and loan in the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life“. This is basically what happened that forced the Feds to take over WAMU. Washington Mutual, which was bought by JP Morgan after being … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Financial Strategies
Tagged Accrued Interest, Certificates Of Deposit, Deposit Accounts, Depositor, Fdic Deposit Insurance, Fdic Insurance, Insurance Annuities, Jp Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Life Insurance Policies, Money Market, Munic, Nose Dive, Office Of Thrift Supervision, Option Arm Mortgages, Secu, Stocks Bonds, Time Deposits, Wachovia, Wamu, Washington Mutual
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Financial Insights Into The Current State Of The U.S. Economy
Here is an article from the FDIC website: Acquisition of Washington Mutual Bank September 25, 2008 Banking operations of Washington Mutual, Inc were sold in a transaction facilitated by the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) and the FDIC. All deposit … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Financial Strategies
Tagged Acquisition, Add New Tag, Banking Operations, Continuation, Current State, Deposit Accounts, Economy, Fdic, Financial Advice, Financial Contracts, Financial Insights, Insight, Investors, Jp Morgan, Jpmorgan Chase Bank, Loans, Office Of Thrift Supervision, Ots, Washington Mutual, Washington Mutual Bank, Washington Mutual Inc
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What is Short Selling And Why Must It Be Banned?
The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday temporarily banned short selling of shares in certain companies in emergency action aimed at boosting investor confidence amid financial turmoil. I am not a stockbroker but let me give this a try. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Commentary
Tagged Dubious Practice, Emergency Action, Feds, Financial Turmoil, Google, Investor Confidence, Sec, Securities And Exchange, Securities And Exchange Commission, Securities Commission, Stock, Stockbroker, Uptick Rule, Wall Street, Would Like More Information
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Some of the Reasons Why Businesses Fail
Here is an interesting article about the reasons for failure in business. There are many more reasons that could be sited but the ones listed here are valid. Jim Why Businesses Fail By Carolyn Clayton There are many different reasons … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Management
Tagged Accounting, Books, Boom Times, Business Failure, Cash Flow, Collapse, Curtain, Fluctuations, Happy Stuff, Incompetence, Many Different Reasons, Money In The Bank, Overspending, Poor Customer Service, Profits, Realistic Goals, Reason, Reserve Funds, Slowness, Statistics
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Wall Street in Despair
The latest collapses on Wall Street will no doubt stir up calls for more government regulation of financial institutions. Lehman Brothers is the latest Wall Street firm to go belly up with their filing for bankruptcy protection under chapter 11. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Commentary
Tagged Bank Of America, Bankruptcy Protection, Bible States, Chapter 11, Collapses, Despair, Filing For Bankruptcy, Government Regulation, High Profile, Investment Banks, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, No Doubt, Pride Goes Before A Fall, Public Knowledge, Regulation Of Financial Institutions, Strategic Planning, Swift Action, Wall Street, Wall Street Firm, What Is Wrong With This Picture
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The Tithing Controversy
While taking the time to go through my reader this morning I noticed an interesting title, “Could Tithing Lead Some Americans to Lose Their Homes”, over at the Get Rich Slowly blog. I decided to take the time to leave a … Continue reading →