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This security issue is the reason I stopped using Mint. The non-FDIC insured accounts are any investment accounts -- your 401k, your IRA, and wherever you store
by larsberg 16y ago
This security issue is the reason I stopped using Mint. The non-FDIC insured accounts are any investment accounts -- your 401k, your IRA, and wherever you store any money you'd like to be making more on than just "rolling CDs." If you're basically month-to-month with just a few extra months of living expenses, then one might not have many of these accounts. But, for many of us in the HN community, the FDIC-insured portion is significantly less than 1/10 of our assets.