So far the opinion I've found everywhere is like this, https://pocketsense.com/happens-box-bank-goes-bankrupt-8411271.html, the failed bank becomes the property of the FDIC, which allows access to the boxes and sells the failed bank to another bank as soon as possible. However, I'm contemplating a lot of failed banks. Seems like the FDIC would run out of money
Doesnt matter if they run out or print more, the U.S. Federal Reserve notes will carry a value of zero.
If you think your stack of silver will be there after the crash you will wish you had gone with a boating accident....read the fine print on your box contract friend.
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So far the opinion I've found everywhere is like this, https://pocketsense.com/happens-box-bank-goes-bankrupt-8411271.html, the failed bank becomes the property of the FDIC, which allows access to the boxes and sells the failed bank to another bank as soon as possible. However, I'm contemplating a lot of failed banks. Seems like the FDIC would run out of money
Doesnt matter if they run out or print more, the U.S. Federal Reserve notes will carry a value of zero.
If you think your stack of silver will be there after the crash you will wish you had gone with a boating accident....read the fine print on your box contract friend.