Federal Deposit Insurance - SAVING TIPS
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SAVING TIPS: Federal deposit insurance
Federal deposit insurance sets apart deposit accounts from other savings choices. Only deposit accounts at federally insured depository institutions are protected by federal deposit insurance. Generally, the government protects the money you have on deposit to a limit of $100,000. Accounts for special relationships, such as trusts or co-owners, may also have some effect on the amount of insurance coverage you have. Asking how the deposit insurance rules will apply to your deposit accounts is always a good idea..
Federally insured depository institutions also offer products that are not protected by insurance. For example, you may purchase shares in a mutual fund or an annuity. These investments are not protected by the federal government.ADDITIONAL SAVING TIPS RELATED FACTS
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