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The FDIC has nearly $53 billion in insurance funds. Beyond
that figure, Bovenzi said the FDIC would have go to other banks to raise more money, adding that in such a case, consumers could expect to see some of among passed on to them in the form of higher fees.
The current estimated loss to the FDIC resulting from IndyMac's failure is between $4 billion and $8 billion.
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