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IR-004 dropped this week.
“The Structures They Won’t Mention.”
The FDIC quietly changed the rules on April 1, 2024. Irrevocable trust coverage went from capped at $250,000 to $250,000 per beneficiary, up to five per bank.
That is $1.25 million per institution. Your bank did not mention it. Your advisor almost certainly did not.
1,788 US banks now carry commercial real estate exposure above 300% of their equity. Metropolitan Capital in Chicago already failed this year. The $2 trillion commercial real estate debt maturity wall peaks between now and 2027.
Cyprus depositors lost 47.5% above €100,000 in a single weekend. Lebanon is still frozen seven years later. $93 billion gone across 1.26 million accounts.
The bail-in frameworks that made all of this legal exist in every major Western economy right now.
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IR-004 maps which lines protect you and which do not.
And the one step most people skip that matters more than funding the trust itself.
IR-004 covers:
• FDIC April 2024 trust rule change
• 1,788 banks flagged for CRE exposure above 300% equity
• Cyprus, Lebanon, SVB – what actually happened to depositors
• Dodd-Frank Title II and EU BRRD bail-in frameworks
The trust step most people skip.
Source(s):
• https://x.com/EXIT_FIAT/status/2044173862225752501
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