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There are also instances though where the FDIC can't find another bank willing to acquire the failed institution, so it can't just close on a Friday and then re
by ben1040 13y ago
There are also instances though where the FDIC can't find another bank willing to acquire the failed institution, so it can't just close on a Friday and then reopen on Monday as a branch of a new bank.
One of those happened just last week:
http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/commbank-ct.html http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/commbank-ct.html
So it seems like in an instance like this, while you get a check for your insured deposits from the FDIC, your bank is gone and presumably any auto-debits or outstanding checks would fail to clear. You get to wait for the FDIC to mail you a check. Then you'd have to find yourself a new bank. This seems like something that would be fairly disruptive even if you are not poor.