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Under RELA, a Pennsylvania broker, Allen, maintains an escrow account at First National Bank. The bank fails and is taken over by the FDIC. Allen holds $300,000 in client escrow funds. Allen is concerned about FDIC coverage. Which statement is MOST accurate?

Correct Answer

D) FDIC coverage applies to escrow accounts on a pass-through basis, meaning each client's deposits may be insured separately up to the FDIC limit

Under FDIC rules, escrow accounts qualify for pass-through insurance coverage. Each individual client whose funds are in the account may receive separate FDIC coverage up to $250,000, provided proper records identify each client's interest in the account.

Answer Options
A
The broker is personally liable for any uninsured funds regardless of bank failure
B
The entire $300,000 is covered as a single deposit under the broker's name with a $250,000 maximum
C
FDIC coverage does not apply to escrow accounts because they are not personal accounts
D
FDIC coverage applies to escrow accounts on a pass-through basis, meaning each client's deposits may be insured separately up to the FDIC limit

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