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FINAL ALERT: Credit Union Failures Surge 40%, NCUA Running Out of Funds

Credit union failures are accelerating, and the stability of the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund is becoming a serious question in 2026. In this video, we break down why credit union failures have surged, what the NCUA insurance fund actually covers, and whether the current pace of stress in regional financial institutions signals a broader liquidity event. If you have deposits in a credit union, balances above the $250,000 insurance limit, or exposure to commercial real estate through regional lenders, this analysis is essential. Here’s what we cover: Why credit union failures are rising and how that compares to past banking crises • How the NCUA insurance fund works and how it differs from FDIC insurance • What “informal receivership” and enhanced regulatory supervision mean in practice • The commercial real estate maturity wall and its impact on smaller financial institutions • Bond portfolio unrealized losses and duration risk • The shift in depositor behavior toward Treasury bills and money market funds • What happens to uninsured deposits in a liquidation or bail-in scenario We connect current credit union stress to historical precedents like the Savings and Loan crisis and the 2008 financial crisis, explaining how quiet regulatory intervention often precedes public bank failures. With over $1 trillion in commercial real estate loans maturing and hundreds of billions in unrealized bond losses across the financial system, smaller institutions are under pressure from multiple angles. This isn’t about panic. It’s about understanding the mechanics of fractional reserve banking, confidence cascades, capital ratios, deposit flight, and regulatory resolution frameworks before headlines catch up. If you’re wondering: Are credit unions safe in 2026? Is the NCUA running out of funds? What happens if a credit union fails? Are uninsured deposits at risk? Should you move money to Treasury bills, money market funds, or diversify banks? This video walks through the data, the legal framework, and the practical action steps you can take right now to reduce counterparty risk. We also discuss portfolio positioning strategies including deposit diversification, liquidity management, distressed credit opportunities, and non-bank assets like physical precious metals as part of a broader risk management approach. Watch closely, review your deposit exposure, and make decisions based on structure, not emotion. Disclaimer: This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. All commentary is based on publicly available information and reflects opinion, not confirmation of undisclosed regulatory action. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.