Stop the dismantling of the FDIC

The FDIC has served as a crucial safeguard for deposit holders and the financial system since the Great Depression. Dismantling or weakening it would leave individuals and families vulnerable to bank failures and financial instability. Attempts to frame the FDIC as inefficient or unnecessary are misguided and put everyday Americans at risk of losing their hard-earned savings. Preserve this vital protection by opposing any efforts to restructure, consolidate, or undermine the FDIC's role in supervising banks and insuring deposits. A strong, independent FDIC is essential for maintaining public confidence and preventing devastating economic consequences.