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FacebookHere are some of my favorite FiveCentNickel posts from a year ago the past two weeks:
» Opened a 457(b)
» Ask for Credit Card Fees to be Reversed
» FDIC Insurance Higher on Retirement Accounts
» Buying New Bedroom Furniture: Shop Around and Negotiate
» 2006 Taxes in Review
» How to Prioritize Your Retirement Accounts
» Max That Roth! (Yet Again)
And here’s what was going on two years ago:
» Improving Our Curb Appeal
» Finding a Mortgage
» The Lengths to Which Mortgage Lenders Will Go
» How to Write a Mortgage Gift Letter
» Bought and Sold in Under Six Days
Published on April 15th, 2008 - One Comment
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Thanks for re-playing the FDIC post. There’s good information there that I don’t think most people know. As an ex-banker, I know that rarely banks do fail (not the one I worked for !) , and, you need to know that your various FDIC insured accounts don’t exceed the insurance limits. Thank you for the responsible manner that you presented that information in.
Comment by Todd — Apr 16th 2008 @ 12:32 am