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Point is - if I prefer to do passive investment off index funds and aim to trade max 20 times a year, and do it for 20+ years, the amount may grow to million. Is it safe to park the money in a custodian account? What if they go bust?
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Rishi Ramchandani
08 Jan 2020
Financial coach / Founder at Cafe cash flow
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If these big financial institutions go bust at the same time, it means that the world world is going through a financial meltdown, worldwide crisis etc, other investors' monies would not be spared as well. So you are not the only in a "sinking ship", why worry by then.
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If it is for long term and you have these feelings then I would just pay the fees and store it in a CDP.
I personally don't worry about it because in the bank end they are all interlinked - IB uses state street for example and so do a lot of asset managers and even banks so if state street went down, everything is doomed!
Also an informative article by Seedly - https://blog.seedly.sg/cdp-vs-custodian-account/