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I say this all the time when people are hardline not your keys not your coins, cold-storage types. Sure take possession of your own coin, but you better not tell a soul or you’re putting a target on your head or even your kids heads. I sleep nice with my ETFs and designated beneficiaries on a brokerage account with SIPC insurance and etf issuers with top notch cold storage solutions. Well worth the management fee. I know 3 people personally who have lost bitcoin to a hacker.

I appreciate your patience. I confirmed that the cash in your international stock plan account held in FYIXX would be covered by SIPC limits.
The Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) is a nonprofit organization that protects stocks, bonds, and other securities if a brokerage firm goes bankrupt and assets are unavailable. SIPC is not a governmental agency, and it does not cover investment losses due to market fluctuations. The SIPC will cover up to $500,000 in securities (including money market funds), including a $250,000 limit on cash held in a brokerage account.
That being said, beyond SIPC protection, Fidelity offers its brokerage customers supplementary "excess of SIPC" coverage via Lloyd's of London. This additional coverage applies only after SIPC coverage limits are reached. Similar to SIPC, this excess protection does not cover losses in customer accounts due to market volatility. For instance, fraud claims would not be eligible for coverage if the brokerage firm remains operational. More information on this, including specific dollar amounts, can be found at the provided link. Be sure to select "SIPC Coverage."
[Safeguarding Your Accounts](https://www.fidelity.com/why-fidelity/safeguarding-your-accounts)
Do you have any other questions or concerns I can address for you today?

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You might want to edit that slur to SIPC instead

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This has been removed for violating rule #2: **limit discussion of securities and investments**.
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SIPC covers loss of funds. Brokerage does not need to fail.

Thats not really applicable here. SIPC only applies if the broker itself fails. I dont believe OP is talking about that.

I say this all the time when people are hardline not your keys not your coins, cold-storage types. Sure take possession of your own coin, but you better not tell a soul or you’re putting a target on your head or even your kids heads. I sleep nice with my ETFs and designated beneficiaries on a brokerage account with SIPC insurance and etf issuers with top notch cold storage solutions. Well worth the management fee. I know 3 people personally who have lost bitcoin to a hacker.

I appreciate your patience. I confirmed that the cash in your international stock plan account held in FYIXX would be covered by SIPC limits.
The Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) is a nonprofit organization that protects stocks, bonds, and other securities if a brokerage firm goes bankrupt and assets are unavailable. SIPC is not a governmental agency, and it does not cover investment losses due to market fluctuations. The SIPC will cover up to $500,000 in securities (including money market funds), including a $250,000 limit on cash held in a brokerage account.
That being said, beyond SIPC protection, Fidelity offers its brokerage customers supplementary "excess of SIPC" coverage via Lloyd's of London. This additional coverage applies only after SIPC coverage limits are reached. Similar to SIPC, this excess protection does not cover losses in customer accounts due to market volatility. For instance, fraud claims would not be eligible for coverage if the brokerage firm remains operational. More information on this, including specific dollar amounts, can be found at the provided link. Be sure to select "SIPC Coverage."
[Safeguarding Your Accounts](https://www.fidelity.com/why-fidelity/safeguarding-your-accounts)
Do you have any other questions or concerns I can address for you today?

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Always make sure to do your due diligence before investing. Remember to look for the “Community Care Representative” flair to make sure it’s us.
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You might want to edit that slur to SIPC instead

This was removed for violating rule #1: **do not post personally identifiable information (PII)**.
To protect our customers, we prohibit the posting of any private or confidential information, whether it’s yours or another individual’s. This includes names, account numbers, Social Security numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, or any other information considered PII.
Reposting the contents of information shared via private messages (PMs), modmail, and private subreddit chat is also prohibited.
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Always make sure to do your due diligence before investing. Remember to look for the “Community Care Representative” flair to make sure it’s us.
*Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, Member NYSE, SIPC*

SIPC covers loss of funds. Brokerage does not need to fail.

Thats not really applicable here. SIPC only applies if the broker itself fails. I dont believe OP is talking about that.

your equities custodied by your equities brokerage are insured by the SIPC

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