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The iBankLocal network is currently limited to banks in Northern California. New areas will be added soon.

Before you open a new account at any financial institution, understanding your deposit insurance coverage is essential.

The FDIC insures bank deposits up to $250,000 with additional coverage for joint accounts and retirement accounts. Many non-interest bearing personal and business accounts are completely covered. For more information about FDIC insurance coverage visit the FDIC site or talk to your banker.

If you are considering a relationship with a bank as an individual or business owner with loans or deposit accounts over the insured amount, we recommend that you research the bank's financial health prior to moving your accounts.

Financial Resources


Your local banker is a great source of information regarding your financial future. Make an appointment to meet with a representative at the branch. Here are some websites that may provide you with information about your financial future.

SETTLING YOUR CREDIT CARD DEBT
Federal Trade Commission Booklet

DEPOSIT INSURANCE
Your New, Higher FDIC Insurance Coverage: How You Can Be Fully Protected

DISASTER PLANNING AND RECOVERY
www.ready.gov

IDENTITY THEFT
Are You At Risk For Identity Theft?
About Identity Theft
Protect Your Identity

HOMEOWNERS
Home Ownership Preservation Foundation
Resources for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
Loan Modification Scam Prevention Network

FINANCIAL LITERACY AND REFERENCE FOR ADULTS
National Foundation for Credit Counseling
Practical Money Skills
All About Credit Scores
Loans & Mortgages
FDIC Consumer News & Information
Social Security Retirement Estimator
Credit Card Consumer’s Guide
66 Ways to Save Money

FINANCIAL LITERACY FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
Building Your Future educational book series for teens
Taking Control of Your Finances: A Special Guide for Young Adults
Money Talks teen guides
Young Money