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Bob_in_VA

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66. I don't think it will be an issue

Sat Mar 7, 2026, 12:22 PM

11 hrs ago

Regular banks operate under a different set of regulations then companies like Blackrock. If your money is in a checking account, you have unlimited access to it. Savings accounts appear to have some limit to the number of monthly withdrawals but, unless your savings account has a dollar amount limit on withdrawals (frankly not something I have ever seen. Check with your bank if you have a savings account), it shouldn't be an issue. Blackrock, on the other hand, is an investment company for people that are so rich that they can afford to risk significant amounts of money on what are frequently very risky investments, i.e. the 1%. Probably not either one of us.

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Yes it is. Trump has until Monday to figure this out. Buckeyeblue Yesterday #4

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How is this different from every weekend in his miserable life? AZ8theist Yesterday #31

and the grreat depression 1.0 AllaN01Bear Yesterday #10

He'll have to call Obama. Joinfortmill Yesterday #44

Well I feel terrible now D_Master81 Yesterday #45

And there is no way he's going to figure this out. He couldn't figure his way out of a paper bag. Scrivener7 Yesterday #50

It might be slightly misleading Renew Deal Yesterday #8

Not exactly misleading if you consider they bumped against that limit hard. Ilikepurple Yesterday #53

I agree overall Renew Deal 14 hrs ago #56

Yes, I agree that that part was misleading as it was an existing restriction built in the terms Ilikepurple 8 hrs ago #72

No... Happy Hoosier 12 hrs ago #62

Bigger risks. SergeStorms 10 hrs ago #68

Not quite Lucky Luciano 8 hrs ago #73

This is bad. n/t LuckyCharms Yesterday #2

We should expect more of this. liberalla Yesterday #3

Another link UpInArms Yesterday #5

Blue Owl was also (until recently) neck-deep in AI lending . . . hatrack Yesterday #29

Thank you, this seems like a clearer version of what's happening. enough Yesterday #30

So the news isn't all bad. SergeStorms Yesterday #39

That's going to set off a bank run Renew Deal Yesterday #7

BlackRock is not a bank Celerity Yesterday #15

I know Renew Deal Yesterday #17

all good, I enjoy your posts RD Celerity Yesterday #21

No problem Renew Deal 14 hrs ago #58

indeed they do, and rightfully so Celerity 13 hrs ago #59

True lonely bird 11 hrs ago #65

Great link - thanks. TheRickles Yesterday #25

yw! Celerity Yesterday #26

OMG. It sounds like a place that makes risky investments... ananda Yesterday #33

There is always risk Renew Deal 14 hrs ago #57

I believe that the risky investment market was what Dr. T 11 hrs ago #63

I have a brain injury, so I am not that smart any more. usedtobedemgurl Yesterday #9

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Banks with FDIC and credit unions with NCUA coverage are protected Bluejeans Yesterday #16

Thank you. usedtobedemgurl Yesterday #19

the FDIC only covers up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category Celerity Yesterday #37

And we should not forget that Trump has considered getting rid of the FDIC markodochartaigh 14 hrs ago #55

And you think the FDIC? k55f5r 10 hrs ago #69

No, it should not affect your withdrawals from your bank. Blackrock is a private equity fund, not a bank. SunSeeker Yesterday #18

Thank you so much for the information. usedtobedemgurl Yesterday #20

If it topples crypto...... SergeStorms Yesterday #41

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Oh my gosh! usedtobedemgurl Yesterday #54

I don't think it will be an issue Bob_in_VA 11 hrs ago #66

Golden parachutes for the c-suite, markodochartaigh Yesterday #11

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This video is important worth watching Renew Deal 11 hrs ago #67

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Kash is much too busy...... SergeStorms Yesterday #43

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You Forgot The Part... ProfessorGAC Yesterday #46

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FFFfffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuckk. Maru Kitteh Yesterday #27

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wasteful lrucks1952 11 hrs ago #64

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Good!!! OC375 Yesterday #35

From MSN LiberalArkie Yesterday #36

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