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August 10 1

objective

By the end of this brief course you will be able to definewhat deposit insurance is, as well identify the types ofinsurances that back Credit Union deposits in the UnitedStates. You will also be able to identify which insurancetype covers SF Fire Credit Union accounts as well what ourcoverage limits are.

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What is

Deposit

Insurance?

Deposit insurance is the primary way to guarantee

the security of a depositor's money

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Are there

different

types of

Deposit

Insurance?

YES!Federal (NCUSIF)

Private (ASI)

National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund

American Share Insurance

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Differences: NCUSIF vs. ASI

NCUSIF (Federal)

• National Credit Union Administration (NCUA*)

• Is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government

ASI (Private)• ASI is a private not-

for-profit corporation

• Member-owned, share guaranty corporation.

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* National Credit Union Administration-is the United States independent federal agency that supervises and charters federal credit unions.

Differences: NCUSIF vs. ASI

NCUSIF (Federal)

• Regulated by the Federal Government

ASI (Private)

• Dual-regulated by the Ohio Department of Insurance and the Ohio Department of Commerce

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Differences: NCUSIF vs. ASI

NCUSIF (Federal)

• Customer deposits are insured per individual person (account holder) up to $250,000

• Total $250,000 for allaccounts

ASI (Private)• Member deposits are insured

by primary coverage per individual account up to $250,000.

• Option for supplemental coverage of $250,000*

• Total $500,000 for eachaccount

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Differences: NCUSIF vs. ASI

NCUSIF (Federal)

• By law the NCUA must insure all credit unions unless the choose to opt out.

ASI (Private)

• Selective as to who it insures. Not all Credit Unions that apply for coverage are accepted due to ASI’s strict underwriting standards

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Differences: NCUSIF vs. ASI

NCUSIF (Federal)

• Taxpayer money may be used for bailouts

ASI (Private)• No taxpayer money

used for bailouts. All monies come from participating credit unions

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What does the

differences in

insurance coverage

mean?

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A Case Study

Accounts

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A Case Study

• $250,000 - Checking

• $100,000 - Savings

• $275,000 - 6-month Term Certificate

• $450,000 - 1-yr Term Certificate

• $125,000 - Money MarketASI- Primary + Supplemental

ASI- Primary

NCUSIF

Federal (NCUSIF)

* Individual account owner/single institution

Nayda Mbeki

• $250,000 - Checking

• $100,000 - Savings

• $275,000 - 6-month Term Certificate

• $450,000 - 1-yr Term Certificate

• $125,000 - Money Market

Total $1,250,000 Total Coverage:$250,000

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ASI (primary)

* $25,000 of this amount would NOT be covered

Corbin Gedecki

• $250,000 - Checking

• $100,000 - Savings

• $275,000* - 6-month Term Certificate

• $450,000^ - 1-yr Term Certificate

• $125,000 - Money Market

Total $1,250,000 Total Coverage: $1, 025,000

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^ $200,000 of this amount would NOT be covered

ASI (primary + supplemental)

Benjii Pineheiro

• $250,000 - Checking

• $100,000 - Savings

• $275,000 - 6-month Term Certificate

• $450,000 - 1-yr Term Certificate

• $125,000 - Money Market

Total $1,250,000 Total Coverage: $1, 250,000

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AMERICAN SHARE INSURANCE

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American Share Insurance Dublin, OH

Established in 1974

Owned by Credit Unions and only insures Credit Unions*

Largest non-federal insurer of credit union deposits

* Currently, over 1.5 million individual consumers belong to Credit Unions insured by ASI

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American Share Insurance Dublin, OH

ASI is safe and sound. It has an equity

ratio^ of 1.49%*

ASI does not hold any collateralized mortgage obligations (CMOs) Largest non-federal insurer of credit union deposits

* By contrast the NCUA has an equity ration of 1.3%

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^ Equity Ratio = Owners Equity/Total Assets

American Share Insurance Dublin, OH

Is dual-regulated by the Ohio Department of Insurance and Commerce.

ASI’s insured Credit Unions hold little or no sub-prime mortgages

ASI is selective as to who it insures. Not all Credit Unions that apply for coverage are accepted due to ASI’s strict underwriting standards

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American Share Insurance

Each and every SF Fire Credit Union

account of an individual member up to $500,000 without limitation to the number or nature of accounts held

$250,000 (primary insurance)

$250,00 (supplemental)

Remember!

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American Share Insurance

If you wish more information you can

call ASI at 800.521.6342, or;

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.americanshare.com

How can I

contact

them?

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ThankYouQuestions

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