Bank Failures Hit Triple Digits: What to Do Now (Page 5 of 8)
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Check Up on Your Bank
The FDIC won't share the names of the 300+ banks on their "troubled" list, but we're going to show you how to find them anyway. The best way to check the safety of your bank is through Veribanc (800/44-BANKS). They provide ratings on all U.S. federally-insured financial institutions in easy to understand reports. You can also request a detailed research and risk analysis.
Another source is Weiss Ratings, now called TheStreet.com Ratings, which also has a free list of the banks they rate the strongest and weakest in the nation.
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