Top 10 FDIC Online Resources

  1. "EDIE," the FDIC's Electronic Deposit Insurance Estimator
    An online calculator that assists consumers and businesses in determining their deposit insurance coverage for each FDIC-insured bank where they have deposit accounts. EDIE also provides a printable report showing whether those deposits are fully protected or if some exceed the federal limits.

  2. FDIC Consumer News
    The FDIC's quarterly publication for consumers offers information and tips on credit cards, bank accounts, loans, scams, money management, and much more. Consumers can also listen to articles anywhere, anytime online or by downloading to an MP3 player.
    • Spring 2010: New Realities, New Directions for Credit Cardholders (8 Ways to Avoid Pitfalls)
    • Summer 2010: Bank Accounts Are Changing (What You Need To Know)
    • Fall 2010:  Can You Spot A Scam?

  3. Bank Find
    Our online directory that consumers can use to locate an FDIC-insured institution bank, learn what happened to a bank that changed names or no longer exists, and more.

  4. Customer Assistance Online Form
    An easy-to-use form to submit a question to the FDIC or a complaint regarding a financial institution. Of course, consumers with questions or concerns can also call the FDIC toll-free at 1-877-ASK-FDIC, which is 1-877-275-3342.

  5. FDIC Consumer Alerts
    Warnings about financial frauds and scams.

  6. Small Business Web Page
    Useful information for small businesses, especially regarding access to loans, plus an online form to ask the FDIC a question or register a concern.

  7. The FDIC YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com)
    Videos on topics such as deposit insurance and Internet fraud and messages from FDIC Chairman Bair.
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  8. Money Smart – A Financial Education Program
    A financial education curriculum concentrating on the development of consumers' financial skills and positive banking relationships.

  9. Foreclosure Prevention Toolkit
    A Web page that provides easy access to helpful information for homeowners on avoiding foreclosure and foreclosure "rescue" scams.

  10. E-mail updates
    Sign up to receive e-mail notices of each new issue of FDIC Consumer News, Consumer Alerts, and other announcements and publications from the FDIC. You can also follow the FDIC on Twitter and Facebook.

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Banking & Your Money
Tips for protecting your bank accounts and money

Your Guide to Preventing and Managing Overdraft Fees
The new FDIC brochure providing information and advice on overdraft fees.

Don’t Be an On-Line Victim: How to Guard Against Internet Thieves and Electronic Scams
Presentation on how to avoid being victimized by online fraudulent activity.

Safe Internet Banking
Safe banking online involves making good choices – decisions that will help you avoid costly surprises or even scams. This link offers information and tips to help you if you are thinking about or already using online banking systems.