FDIC Insurance Limit – FDIC Coverage on your Account (2024)

Revocable Trust Accounts (Testamentary, Payable on Death or ITF)

The bank offers In Trust For (ITF) accounts. This type of account signifies the intention that the funds will belong to a named beneficiary on the death of the owner (grantor or depositor) of the account.

Funds deposited into revocable trust accounts, whose beneficiaries are a natural person, or a charity, or other non-profit organization, are separately insured to $250,000 per beneficiary (in addition to the insurance on valid individual joint and noninterest-bearing transaction accounts). They provide that, at the death of the owner, funds will pass to a named beneficiary.

Determining coverage for living trust accounts (a type of Revocable Trust Account) can be complicated and requires more detailed information about the FDIC's insurance rules than can be provided here. If you have a living trust account, contact the FDIC at877-275-3342for more information.

FDIC Insurance Limit – FDIC Coverage on your Account (2024)
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