Business Deposits

Interest rate cuts are good for many aspects of business, but there are also negative implications you need to consider.

Property management reserve funds must remain safe and accessible. With modern cash solutions, they can also earn interest.

Paper checks cost more than many cash managers believe when considering time spent, interest forfeited, and the risk of fraud.

Both Money Market Accounts and Mutual Funds preserve liquidity for business cash, but the protection they offer differs.

This guide provides an overview of FDIC insurance for business and resources to answer common questions about deposit protection.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation [FDIC] insures business cash invested in covered account types at member banks.

The collapse of Republic First Bank revived many of the concerns that plagued the banking industry in 2023.

Unlike other types of insurance, businesses don’t pay premiums to have their deposits protected by the FDIC.

Organizations should understand the key differences between CDs and Treasuries before committing to a long-term investment.

FDIC insurance covers deposits for individuals up to $250k per ownership category, but how does it protect business accounts?