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residents in the near future, PYMNTS writes, according to a report by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC). The Great Recession from a decade ago also saw an increase in unbanked Americans, which the FDIC report uses as a basis for what may happen going forward. percent in 2009. percent in 2011, from 7.6 percent.
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