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You FAQ absolutely does not answer my question. It sounds like this comment answers the question, but it still isn't explicit enough. If I trust Joe Schmo with
by esrauch 15y ago
You FAQ absolutely does not answer my question. It sounds like this comment answers the question, but it still isn't explicit enough.
If I trust Joe Schmo with my money, he can put that money in a FDIC insured bank. In a way, you could say that I am protected by the FDIC insurance because if there is a run against the bank or something, my money would still be safe.
However, the mere fact that Joe is storing my money in an FDIC insured location doesn't mean that I get the same legal protections. What if Simple goes out of business? If it goes bankrupt?
I infer from this comment that my money would go nowhere if Simple went out of business, that I actually have a relationship with some bank that I could access and completely bypass Simple if I so chose, and that would continue to exist even if Simple went out of business. I would absolutely not trust you without this explicitly stated in the FAQ though.