Looking for a financial business that’s not having massive issues in the wake of last week’s stock market meltdown? The Post reports that smaller locally-owned banks like Burke & Herbert and Cardinal Bank are seeing a major increase in the amount of cash coming into their hands, as residents flee other flailing major banks. The government recently temporarily upgraded the amount of FDIC insurance for deposit accounts to $250,000, but it’s clear that people are on the lookout for the next sinking ship. The money quote (literally, we suppose) comes from Bernard H. Clineburg, Cardinal’s chairman: “We have people coming in with checks from other institutions to our bank and saying: ‘I want to open an account. I want to open it today.’ And you look at the check and it’s for $1.5 million.” Well, that’s one way to change that 10 percent reduction in deposits which the McLean-based bank saw last year.