Updated May 21, 2025 • 1-min read
Posted by Anonymous
May 20, 2025
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Posted by Anonymous - May 20, 2025
No way, Fidelity Bank isn’t anywhere close to going bankrupt just because of this Supreme Court thing. They’ve even said straight up that they’re in good shape, and I actually checked—they posted their first quarter 2025 results, and they’re making profits and meeting all their obligations.
I've noticed that whenever a big court case comes out, fake news spreads like wildfire, and people start freaking out. But honestly, the banks usually have plenty of ways to deal with court risks, especially ones as big as Fidelity. Plus, they’re already fighting back against any reports saying they’re in trouble—one judge even ordered the media to stop publishing stuff about the case for now to chill the panic.
From what I’ve seen, rumors about big banks crashing almost never actually happen—unless there’s some massive, hidden scandal, which isn’t the case here. So, if you’re a customer, depositor, or investor, just relax. Don’t run off just because the headlines sound scary. Always double-check what’s actually happening before making money moves.
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