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	Website Policies Limited English Proficiency - Improvement Strategies The FDIC is committed to making its consumer publications readily accessible and identifiable by persons with limited English proficiency. A thorough inventory of all FDIC consumer publications to identify materials and information currently in other language options and those publications which may be candidates for translation into other languages is underway. Therefore, the FDIC will explore opportunities to provide links on its website that include other language options for access to FDIC educational and informational materials. These publications include and are not limited to: "Consumer Assistance Brochure" - this brochure describes how the FDIC can help consumers with their banking questions. "Electronic Deposit Insurance Estimator (EDIE—Online Version)" - can be used by consumers to learn about deposit insurance and estimate the adequacy of your deposit insurance coverage. "Consumer Affairs Program Brochure" - this brochure describes FDIC's Congressional mandate to receive, track, investigate, and respond to consumer complaints of unfair or deceptive practices by financial institutions. The FDIC has expanded this mandate to include responding to inquiries from consumers, financial institutions and others about consumer protection, deposit insurance, and fair lending matters.
	Last Updated 8/04/2006	webmaster@fdic.gov

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