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by toast0
1195 days ago
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Many of the credit unions I've looked at don't allow commercial accounts. There's not a whole lot of need for people to hold more than the deposit insurance amount in one institution, whereas it does make sense for many companies. If more of the deposits are covered by deposit insurance, I think there's less of a risk of a bank run --- I wouldn't try to get a significant amount out of my accounts even if I knew the credit union was going to fail, because I know I can get it all on the Monday after it fails; guaranteed by NCUA, backed by the US Government. Still, I think a significant run would likely cause the credit union to fail, it's not easy to provide 20% of deposits on one day. Some credit unions do provide service to businesses though. So they might have similar concentration of account issues. |
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