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  • March 17, 2008 at 8:47 AM #12140
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    Does anyone know for sure, what will happen to brokerage accounts? I have heard that in its capacity as a custodian, these accounts aren’t affected, or that SIPC insurance covers the accounts, but not their market values, or that the Fed’s bail out saves insurers from having to carry the burden anyway. What’s to stop them from having raided brokerage accounts?

    March 17, 2008 at 11:43 AM #171632
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    Well for anyone who is interested in this question and I know that some people are, apparently custodian funds are not affected, as they are apparently quite separate. Let’s see what happens when account start to move.

    I have just heard that Bear Stearns shareholders have not accepted the recent offer, so it’s future is still not decided.

    March 17, 2008 at 11:43 AM #171963
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    Well for anyone who is interested in this question and I know that some people are, apparently custodian funds are not affected, as they are apparently quite separate. Let’s see what happens when account start to move.

    I have just heard that Bear Stearns shareholders have not accepted the recent offer, so it’s future is still not decided.

    March 17, 2008 at 11:43 AM #171969
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    Well for anyone who is interested in this question and I know that some people are, apparently custodian funds are not affected, as they are apparently quite separate. Let’s see what happens when account start to move.

    I have just heard that Bear Stearns shareholders have not accepted the recent offer, so it’s future is still not decided.

    March 17, 2008 at 11:43 AM #171991
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    Well for anyone who is interested in this question and I know that some people are, apparently custodian funds are not affected, as they are apparently quite separate. Let’s see what happens when account start to move.

    I have just heard that Bear Stearns shareholders have not accepted the recent offer, so it’s future is still not decided.

    March 17, 2008 at 11:43 AM #172071
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    Well for anyone who is interested in this question and I know that some people are, apparently custodian funds are not affected, as they are apparently quite separate. Let’s see what happens when account start to move.

    I have just heard that Bear Stearns shareholders have not accepted the recent offer, so it’s future is still not decided.

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