Is My Vacation Funding Account (VFA) Money FDIC Insured?
Your 401(play) Vacation Funding Account is eligible for FDIC coverage.
401(play) Customer Success Guru
Last Update vor 6 Monaten
Yes! The funds in your Vacation Funding Account (VFA) account (accessed using your 401(play)-branded MasterCard) are held in a pooled account at First Century Bank, N.A. The funds in your VFA account are eligible for FDIC insurance coverage up to $250,000 on a pass-through basis. (Please refer to Section 27 of the Juice Financial Cardholder Agreement for additional details.)
Our financial partner, Juice Financial, who administers the 401(play) VFA and issues the 401(play)-branded debit MasterCard, is a licensed facilitator that ultimately manages, hosts, and services your account on behalf of First Century Bank N.A.
First Century Bank N.A., is an FDIC-insured financial institution, and all of the funds held in your Vacation Funding Account (or “VFA”) are insured by the FDIC (the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation).
Our financial partner, Juice Financial, who administers the 401(play) VFA and issues the 401(play)-branded debit MasterCard, is a licensed facilitator that ultimately manages, hosts, and services your account on behalf of First Century Bank N.A.
First Century Bank N.A., is an FDIC-insured financial institution, and all of the funds held in your Vacation Funding Account (or “VFA”) are insured by the FDIC (the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation).
For more account-specific usage details and disclosures, please see the 401(play)/Juice Financial Cardholder Agreement help topic HERE.