Is your money safe?

Due to the recent down turn in the economy some people are worried about their money. If you have money in the stock market it might be kind of risky right now, but if you like risk then keep your money in it. Just remember you make your profit when you buy, not sell.

For everyone else. The economy has been in a slump for pretty much the whole year. It is only getting worse now as the financial institutions are having difficulties. But the good news is, if you have your money in a bank that is FDIC insured your money is safe from whatever happens. One reason why the banks are failing is because of people taking their money out of the banks.

If everyone takes their money out of the bank because they are scared, the banks cannot do business because there is no money in the bank. If your money is in a bank that is FDIC insured then you should leave your money in the bank, it is safer there than in your house. If you bank is for some reason not FDIC insured then be all means transfer you money into a bank that is.

The economy will turn around soon, it always does. The market will come back to normal even without government intervention. Government intervention on the market is probably going to do more harm than good. Nothing good can come out of the government bailout. It is only a short term fix, they are fixing the symptom but not the problem.

Author: Derek Anders
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I am 20 years old and live in Atlanta, Georgia. I believe that there is always a better way to do something. I love listening to and finding new music.