Core Account Sweep Programs Sample Clauses

Core Account Sweep Programs. I understand that You offer two core account sweep programs (“Programs”). These Programs are the core account investment vehicles used to hold your cash balances while awaiting reinvestment for eligible accounts. The two Programs, BDSP and ARSP, are available for different types of client accounts. The BDSP is the core account investment vehicle for eligible brokerage accounts and advisory non-retirement accounts. The ARSP is the core account investment vehicle for eligible advisory individual retirement accounts. In addition to the different account eligibility requirements for these two Programs, there are also differences with respect to the Program structure, fees, and other items, and there are significant financial benefits to Commonwealth, NFS, and others when I participate in the Programs, all of which are more fully described in the Core Account Sweep Programs (“CASP”SM) Disclosure Document available at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxxx.xxxx. For eligible accounts, cash balances will be automatically swept into interest-bearing deposit accounts at one or more federally insured banking institutions (each, a “Bank”) that are participating in the BDSP or ARSP. My cash balances held at each Bank will be eligible for Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) insurance up to $250,000 in principal (plus accrued interest) per depositor in each insurable capacity (e.g., individual, joint) per Bank, in accordance with applicable FDIC rules. All deposits (e.g., deposits I may make at the Bank outside the BDSP or the ARSP plus the BDSP or ARSP cash balance) held by me in the same right and legal capacity and at the same Bank are insured up to a total of $250,000. I understand that joint accounts are insured up to $250,000 for each co-owner. Special rules apply to insurance of trust deposits. The amount of FDIC coverage may be limited by the number of Banks in the BDSP or ARSP and the number of Banks in which my money is deposited. All FDIC insurance is provided in accordance with FDIC rules and provided by FDIC, not Commonwealth or NFS. The list of Banks participating in the Programs (“Program Bank List”) is available from my financial advisor and at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. I agree that I will benefit both financially from the rates of return on my cash sweep balances as well as from the protections offered by FDIC insurance. In return for providing these features, I understand that Commonwealth and NFS also benefit financially from the Pr...
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