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The FDIC insurance, is it $100,000 total for all the money a person has in the bank, or is it $100,000 for each and each bank that a person has money in.
Let's say I’ve $100,000 in two banks and they both “fold”, am I insured for $200,000 loss?
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It is $100,000 per bank. You can search on YA for confirmation, since this question has been asked more than once.
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I think that it is $100,000 per bank as long as they are different banks. For example, if you’ve 2 account in separate Chase banks, then you will only be covered for $100,000.
Look here for more information.
http://www.fdic.gov/edie/
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You are insured up to $100,000 per account number.
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