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I'm not sure it was ever a stellar idea. Robinhood is though FDIC insured via a sweep program if I remember right. So you'll get your money one way or another
by silisili 4y ago
I'm not sure it was ever a stellar idea.
Robinhood is though FDIC insured via a sweep program if I remember right. So you'll get your money one way or another.
- kvee 4y ago"Brokerage customers who opt in to the brokerage cash sweep program (the IntraFiNetwork Deposit (IND) Sweep Service), will have their uninvested brokerage account cash automatically “swept” or moved into deposits at a network of program banks. There are currently six program banks that participate in our brokerage cash sweep program. Cash deposited to these banks will be eligible for FDIC insurance up to a total maximum of up to $1.5 million (up to $250,000 per program bank, inclusive of deposits you may already hold at the bank in the same ownership capacity). While the FDIC insurance coverage limit at each bank is $250,000, $2,000 is reserved for accrued interest." -https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/deposit-sweep-program/ https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/deposit-sweep-p...
- nblgbg 4y agoYou get only 250k. Anything beyond that is not insured by FDIC ! Lot of startups and Venture capitalists put money in SVB. That is much higher than 250k !
- silisili 4y agoIt actually depends on the setup. Some entities do sweeps into multiple banks, theoretically allowing a higher than 250k limit. I'm not sure if Robinhood still does that or not, they've had multiple 'cash' offerings and I haven't kept up.