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The company that owns IndyMac Back is OneWest Bank which is a federal savings bank organized by IMB HoldsCo LLC, stationed in Pasadena, California. So, IndyMac Bank is really owned by IMB HoldsCo LLC
IndyMac is a branch of OneWest Bank, and has locations throughout Southern California. If you go to the bank website you can do a search for the location most convenient to you.
Indymac Bank is a California bank. There are two locations located in Pasadena. The other three locations are in San Marino, Arcadia, and Glendale California.
Indymac Bank has 33 branches throughout their chain of locations. With these branches clients of the bank can speak to a member of customer service for checks, balance inquiries, etc.
The FDIC insurance on accounts up to 100K essentially means they are and were absolutely safe up to that amount...as backed by the faith and support of the US Government.
http://www.researchmethods.org/IndymacBankFail.pdf has a good answer.
The interest rate for mortgages from IndyMac start from between 2.7% - 3.7%, depending on your yearly fixed rate. This also depends on your annual mortgage payments.
IndyMac ended in 2008.
IndyMac was created in 1997.
IndyMac was a California bank that failed in July because of its business--writing REALLY bad mortgages.
Safe bank is a term to ensure that money in one bank is safe. The term safe bank can be related to the FDIC. Both of these terms have the same meaning.
IndyMac is a Mortgage Service company that can help you with a variety of things. They specialize in home mortgages, loans and in refinancing. They also offer homeowners assistance and flexible payment options.