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ParticipantI double checked the FDIC insurance and the text is very clear for my account: I am insured and below the limit.
I appreciate the comments from everyone.
I still have the question: Has anything like this happened in past? If they file for bankruptcy, is the effect on my account the immediate inability to access funds?
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EJParticipantSorry to put this back at the top, but I was wondering if anyone else would like to contribute any thoughts.
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EJParticipantThanks for the comments. Bugs, I agree it would be a big PITA if the fund dries up.
That helps to better define my question: What are the chances of the money market account becoming insolvent? Has this happened in the past?
I would think it is a different company division than the subprime loans but I do not know enough to really understand my risk in this account. I opened the account because I assumed the money market deposits were basically risk-free.
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EJParticipantOK, I think the grocery line example is not making the point I was hoping.
Lane hopping, tailgating and not yielding to merging traffic are all dangerous driving behaviours. I was hoping to make the point that people are generally more considerate when not in their vehicles, and I question why manners are thrown away on the roadways?
ParticipantAN, Being a generally courteous person I would probably be patient and just wait. I think most people would behave the same. This is not to say it doesn’t annoy me but typically people are nicer in person and would refrain from berating their fellow citizen because it took them 30 seconds longer to cash out at the grocery.
Being courteous on the road is even more important since many fatalities occur on our highways. It seems odd that often manners are forgotten when driving. I am starting to see the (ir)rational that people use to justify their behaviour on the road.
Participant“If see a potential slow driver wanting to get into my lane which is moving, I do not slow up to let them change into my lane.”
CB, common courtesy should still be exercised on the roadways. If an elderly person showed up at the cash register at the grocery about the same time as you do you rush to get in front of them?
You sound like a bad driver, please be more careful. Remember, those are actual people on the roads around you not just obstacles.
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