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any interest earned above his 100k initial deposit is at risk.

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Qualified IRAs are FDIC insured to $250,000.
General demand-deposit accounts only to $100,000.
You have no problem.

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In article <487a5756.18697562[at]news.individual.net> ,
Hugh Badin <badinhugh[at]netzero.ZAPTHISnet> wrote:

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paper not known for its business couth) and a Q&A on the LA Times web
page

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...,6106224.story

Customers can call (866) 806-5919 toll-free or go to
www.fdic.gov/bank/individual /failed/IndyMac.html for more information.

The bank's lobby closed at 3 pm local time and will reopen Monday
morning under a slightly different name. There will be no internet
access to ones account during that time but there will be ATM and Debit
card access. Checks written and automatic debits and credits will be
processed as usual. Those with over $100K in their account (about
10,000 accounts with $1B total)) will be limited to withdrawing 50% of
the amount in their account.

The FDIC hopes to sell the accounts, etc to some other bank. Should the
FDIC make money on the sale the over $100K crowd would get to share the
excess.

Regulators have the right to change deposit rates and existing contracts
from the date of receivership. It is unclear whether they will cut rates.

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I have about $100k IRA in a CD that I put into
Indymac this month, just prior to their going
belly up. FDIC insures them, so I don't anticipate
losing my bucks, but a couple of quick questions
occur to me, if you folks would care to respond:

1. I switched the IRA CD to Indymac because the
rate was attractive, of course - a little over 4% on
the yearly rate. Will that rate still be honored now
that their doors are closed? By the new custodian,
I mean.

2. Should I transfer the funds elsewhere, anyway?
Assuming I can get in touch with the folks who now have
all of Indy's assets, that is. If the 4% rate will still be paid, no
problem leaving the money there, but I am nervous about it.

Has anyone here gone thru this before? A first time for me,
I confess.

Hugh

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