The FDIC insures up to US$250,000 per name per bank. That means, if you have multiple accounts in
the bank, under your name, and the sum of your deposits exceeds US$250,000, the
FDIC only covers that US$250,000. In the
event of a bank failure, the rest is lost.
If you have a lot of cash sitting in deposits, you
should either insure them privately, if the amount is exceptionally large, or
you should put it in the name of entities – companies and trusts – you control,
up to the limit.
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