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What Does FDIC Cover?

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What Does FDIC Cover?

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Lets begin by saying what FDIC does not cover. FDIC does not cover money placed in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, life insurance, annuities, U.S. Treasury obligations, or uninsured bank deposits. FDIC does cover up to $250,000 in deposits for one owner at one insured bank, but there are different categories of owners that may allow one to increase coverage.

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