On Saturday, September 27, 2008, Denver Vold appeared on the Peter Newman radio show “Moneyline” on KMBZ radio. The topic of discussion was FDIC insurance. Denver explained how to title accounts in and out of trusts in a way to maximize government account guarantees in case the bank fails.
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