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FDIC Consumer News - Spring 1999
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5. If you picked "True" you are correct. Under the insurance rules, sole proprietorship accounts (unlike corporate or partnership accounts) are added to any personal accounts the owner may have at the same institution. Similarly, if a sole proprietorship is owned jointly by a husband and wife (permissible in some states), the business account would be insured as a joint account (presuming it satisfies the FDIC's requirements for joint accounts). |
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