"Your Insured Funds" NCUA brochure - North Island Credit Union
"Your Insured Funds" NCUA brochure - North Island Credit Union
"Your Insured Funds" NCUA brochure - North Island Credit Union
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Example 3<br />
Queson: A is Treasurer of X County and collects<br />
certain tax assessments, a poron of which must<br />
be paid to the state under statutory requirement.<br />
A maintains an account for general funds which<br />
belong to the state treasurer. The credit union’s<br />
records indicate that the separate account<br />
contains funds held for the state. What is the<br />
insurance coverage<br />
Answer: Because two public units own the funds<br />
held by A, the account would each be separately<br />
insured to $250,000.<br />
Example 4<br />
Queson: A city treasurer invests city funds in<br />
each of the following accounts: “General Operang<br />
Account,” “School Transportaon Fund,”<br />
“Local Maintenance Fund,” and “Payroll Fund.”<br />
Each account is available to the custodian upon<br />
demand. By administrave direcon, the city<br />
treasurer has allocated the funds for the use of<br />
and control by separate departments of the city.<br />
What is the insurance coverage<br />
Answer: All of the accounts are added together<br />
and insured in the aggregate to $250,000. Because<br />
the allocaon of the city’s funds is not by statute<br />
or ordinance for the specific use of and control<br />
by separate departments of the city, separate<br />
insurance coverage to $250,000 is not afforded to<br />
each account.<br />
Example 5<br />
Queson: A county treasurer establishes the<br />
following share dra accounts in an insured credit<br />
union each with $250,000:<br />
50