So far all the banks that have failed have pretty much resumed operations the next day without too much inconvenience to their customers. Unless of course you have over $100,000 (the FDIC limit) in that bank all in one name registration.
Is that the way it will continue to be? I don’t claim to know the answer to that.
Therefore I feel it is prudent to undertake a study to determine if my banks are safe, don’t you? The question is, how is that done?
The people at Casey Research propose to tell us step by step just what we need to know to determine if our banks are safe.
For me it’s the end of a quarter and that means people to pay and governments to pay. In addition to the State and Feds, my county taxes are coming due also. What if all of a sudden I have a few days delay getting access to my money, or the checks I write don’t clear promptly?
Big trouble, that’s what.
So in just a day or so I will be eagerly awaiting the new issue of the Casey Report. The Casey Report is the macro level analysis that used to be part of the International Speculator.
What they found is that there was so much to write about regarding the big picture, it kind of drowned out the specific investment recommendations and they performed a 2 for 1 split on the newsletter.
Both financial newsletters come with a Risk Free Trial Offer.
In times like these, couldn’t you use some sound financial advice? This next Casey Report may save you some serious pain if your bank is one of the hundreds that are in the intensive care unit.
Why don’t you check out the Casey Report and see if it’s for you. Remember, you can try it risk free.
