it is not using tax dollars.. the fed will hold those securities until maturity and they are making the depositors whole.. those who owned equity or stock in the bank are not getting bailed out.
Eventually, people will come
Not giving any advice here, but my wife and I have been pulling our money out of the bank for the last 2 years.
The M2 money supply went negative year over year for only the 5th time in history since 1868. The last time was 1930 and I know most are familiar with what it may have been like at that time. This meltdown will be beyond anyone's control and a financial panic is due to unfold.
Since inflation is the failure of the dollar due to the government, they will then introduce the CBDC. Welcome to the Digital Gulag.
At a point, the Federal Reserve will have a choice to save either the financial system or the dollar. It can do one or the other. Without question, the dollar will have to go.
We're fortunate to own our home, and cars and be debt free, so after we pay utilities, cable, phone, and security system we just take all but about $200.00 that we leave in for incidentals.
We don't accumulate a great deal of cash, rather we purchase items that we either need or could need in the future. No doubt, the longer you hold the cash, the less purchasing power it has.
Others have a completely different situation, so it behooves them to do as best fits their individual situation.
If the bank goes belly up and wants to keep our couple hundred bucks, they can have at it.