FDIC Insurance KNOWLEDGE. CLARITY. RELIABILITY.

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FDIC Insurance KNOWLEDGE. CLARITY. RELIABILITY. www.compliancealliance.com (888) 353-3933

Agenda Scope Insurance Sign Advertising Ownership Types

Money Market Deposit Accounts Coverage Checking Accounts NOW accounts Savings Accounts Money Market Deposit Accounts Time Deposits Cashier’s Checks Money Orders

Where deposits are received FDIC insurance Where deposits are received 7” x 3” Black & Gold

Advertising Patronage Name of Bank Deposit Products NDIP Promotion Items Stationary

Non-Deposit Investment Products FDIC Prohibited Non-Deposit Insurance Products Annuities Mutual Funds Securities Credit Products Hybrid Products

Types of Ownership Single Joint Retirement Accounts Revocable Trust Account Irrevocable Trust Account Employee Benefit Plan Corporation/Partnership Government Account

Separately Chartered Banks General Rules Type of Account x $250k Aggregated Per Person Interest Separately Chartered Banks

Death of Accountholder Special Situations Death of Accountholder Bank Merger Sweep Accounts IOLTA Accounts

Single Accounts Consumer Commercial Convenience Account Community Property

Joint Account $250k per person Natural Persons Signature Card Owned Equally

Revocable Trust Accounts POD Beneficiaries x $250k 5+ persons Non-Contingent

Retirement Accounts Self-Directed IRAs 401k SEP Plans $250k x owner

Employee Benefit Plans $250k x participant Non-Contingent Contingent = $250k x account

Unincorporated Associations Legal Entity Accounts Corporation Partnerships Unincorporated Associations $250k x company

Government Accounts $250k x Federal Time Accounts State Savings Accounts Deposit Accounts Federal State Local

Annuity Contracts Separate Corporate Liability Creditors

Records Account Ownership Good Faith Ordinary Course of Business Negotiable Instruments

Scenarios 1-3 PGS. 6-7