The FDIC is providing links to contact information for state insurance help lines, FEMA, Red Cross, and insurance companies who have set up hot lines for citizens with claims stemming from the recent hurricanes.

This contact information below is for banks wanting to know a number for the requesting cash deliveries.

Federal Reserve Phone Numbers for Banks Only

And now, a message for insured bank customers affected by Hurricane Katrina from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation – the FDIC.

If you've been affected by Hurricane Katrina, one thing you don't to be concerned about is the safety of your insured deposits.

The FDIC has been protecting Americans' savings for over 70 years. In all that time, no one has lost a single penny insured by the FDIC.

Questions? Call 1-877-ASK-FDIC, 24 hours a day, or on the Web at fdic.gov

Recent hurricanes have left many thousands of people without homes and access to vital services. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is working around the clock with other parts of government and FDIC-insured institutions to ensure that banking services are available – including access to your money. Here are some helpful tips:

Mortgage/Loan Repayment

Q. I am no longer working due to the storm and don't have the income to live on and meet my payments. If I miss some loan payments, how will this affect my credit? Will I be charged late fees?

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