he FDIC, an independent agency of the U.S. government. In the event a Program Bank fails, the FDIC generally provides a maximum amount of insurance (the "FDIC Insurance Limitation"), including principal and accrued interest to the day the Program Bank is closed. The FDIC Insurance Limitation applies to the amounts held for yo

he FDIC, an independent agency of the U.S. government. In the event a Program Bank fails, the FDIC generally provides a maximum amount of insurance (the "FDIC Insurance Limitation"), including principal and accrued interest to the day the Program Bank is closed. The FDIC Insurance Limitation applies to the amounts held for yo

gram Bank fails, deposits at the bank are eligible for FDIC insurance protection. FDIC insurance provides protection up to a limit per Program Bank (the "FDIC Insurance Limitation") of $250,000 (for individual accounts) or $500,000 (for joint accounts). Balances in any other deposit accounts you may have at a Program Bank outs

he FDIC, an independent agency of the U.S. government. In the event a Program Bank falls, the FDIC generally provides a maximum amount of insurance (the "FDIC Insurance Limitation"), including principal and accrued interest to the day the Program Bank is closed. The FDIC Insurance Limitation applies to the amounts held for yo

he FDIC, an independent agency of the U.S. government. In the event a Program Bank falls, the FDIC generally provides a maximum amount of insurance (the "FDIC Insurance Limitation"), including principal and accrued interest to the day the Program Bank is closed. The FDIC Insurance Limitation applies to the amounts held for yo

he FDIC, an independent agency of the U.S. government. In the event a Program Bank fails, the FDIC generally provides a maximum amount of insurance (the "FDIC Insurance Limitation"), including principal and accrued interest to the day the Program Bank is closed. The FDIC Insurance Limitation applies to the amounts held for yo