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Confusing question...the banks bankruptcy (receivorship) doesn't really effect you directly....your deposits are most likely not at risk if it is FDIC insured bank and under 100,000 per account...and even if more than that...you may or may not really have any loss and whatever is able to be recovered from the bank would be assets available to your creditors...just like any other investment you made that may now be worth less than you originally made...only what value can really be realized is availale to your case. If you owe them, so they would be creditors...their financial status in no way effects what you owe...they will get what they have a right to as creditors from you and pay it to those they owe.

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Q: Can you file bankruptcy when a bank is in recervership?
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