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Effective November 21, 2008, the FDIC established unlimited deposit insurance for IOLA accounts — but bank participation in this new insurance program is optional. Be sure to ask your bank if its IOLA accounts have unlimited FDIC coverage. Also, you can visit the FDIC website for more information about how escrow deposits are insured.
