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Be sure your bank accounts don't exceed the FDIC limits
If your accounts do exceed the FDIC limits, you are at significant risk of losing some of your hard-earned money. For any accounts that do exceed the limits ($100,000 for qualified accounts with cash and cash equivalents, and $250,000 for IRAs) move some money to a different bank. If the money is tied up in a CD and you are forced to take a penalty, we think it's worth it at this critical time. Better to take a small tax-deductible penalty now than a possible loss of the amount that exceeds coverage.
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