IndyMac Bancorp News

Financial stocks plunged Monday amid deepening concern about credit quality and the specter of potential bank failures.

Zions Bancorp., Washington Mutual Inc. and National City Corp. led the steepest-ever decline in the two-decade history of an index of bank stocks after IndyMac Bancorp Inc.'s collapse spurred concern more ...

Money and mortgage crisis advice for homeowners. July 16, 2008 The Chairman of the FDIC , Sheila Bair talks about the mortgage crises and the ecomony on WGN Morning News .

Wednesday, July 16, 2008 Cops to IndyMac customers: Remain calm or face arrest From http://www.prisonplanet.com/cops-to-indymac-customers-remain-calm-or-face-arrest.html Cops to IndyMac customers: Remain calm ...

The federal government's seizure of IndyMac Bank is deepening worries among executives, regulators and consumers about the U.S. banking industry, which is in a tightening bind following a long run of ...

Local community banks are announcing second quarter earnings and while many are in the black, the IndyMac Bancorp meltdown has some seeing red.

Some banks are telling their customers not to worry despite the nearly steady stream of bad news surrounding the banking business.

By Clarice Feldman American Thinker CNBC is suggesting that Senator Schumer's unprecedented role in breaking Indymac, a Pasadena bank, was part of a coordinated scheme with The Center for Responsible Lending , ...

The frustration didn't end for some IndyMac customers when they finally were able to withdraw their funds from the failing Southern California bank seized last week by federal regulators.

Jobless Claims Rise by 18,000 in Latest Week The number of newly laid-off people signing up for jobless benefits rose last week as companies keep work forces lean given the economy's slowdown.

Stocks rallied more than 2 percent on Wednesday, powered by the best day for banks in 16 years as unexpectedly strong results from Wells Fargo & Co relieved worry about a credit crisis spiraling out of control.

The economy is deteriorating so quickly and dramatically that it threatens to overtake many proposals the presidential candidates have been offering for months.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Amid the nearly steady stream of bad news about banks, many consumers are likely wondering if any bank is really safe.

Consumers have many questions about their bank accounts in light of the troubles at IndyMac and other institutions.

Treasury bond prices rebounded Monday on concerns that more financial institutions could fail in the wake of IndyMac's demise.

A banking industry expert says consumers shouldn't be concerned about the stability of Wisconsin banks.

Hundreds of worried IndyMac Bancorp Inc customers descended on the company's branches on Monday to withdraw their money, after regulators seized what was once one of the largest mortgage lenders in the United ...

While most folks stood in line to take their money out of IndyMac on Monday, Sondra Berry-Young waited to make a deposit.

In the nearly steady stream of bad news about banks, many consumers are likely wondering if any bank is really safe.

The housing crisis in the United States is fast spilling into a banking and financial debacle that could destabilize the world economy and put mounting pressure on the Bush administration to act.