💰 Coverage Limits
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📌 Overview
Coverage Limits refer to the maximum amount of financial protection or insurance provided by a regulatory or financial entity, such as SIPC, FDIC, or other protection schemes, to investors or depositors in the event of a financial institution’s failure.
🔑 Key Coverage Limits Examples
| Icon | Protection Type | Coverage Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🛡️ | SIPC Coverage | Up to $500,000 per customer, including $250,000 for cash claims | Protects securities and cash held by a brokerage firm. |
| 🏦 | FDIC Deposit Insurance | Up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank | Protects deposit accounts at U.S. banks. |
| 💳 | Credit Card Fraud Limits | Varies, often limited to $50 liability | Limits customers’ losses from unauthorized charges. |
| 📈 | SEC Investor Protection | Variable; generally focuses on regulation, not direct coverage | Regulatory oversight rather than insurance. |
⚠️ Important Notes
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Coverage limits apply per customer, per institution.
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Different protection schemes cover different types of assets.
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Coverage does not protect against investment losses due to market changes.
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Understanding coverage limits helps clients make informed decisions about asset protection.
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