This doesn’t sound like good news. [FDIC] is planning to beef up its staff — including temporarily hiring up to 25 retired FDIC employees who worked in the agency’s more than 200-person division that handles failed banks — to handle an anticipated increase in bank failures. If you keep funds in some of the smaller ... Continue reading this article…
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