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Generally, for your money on a prepaid card to be insured by the FDIC, you must register the card. Thats because money loaded onto prepaid cards is typically held in a pooled account at the bank that issued the card, rather than in an individual account in your name.
There are only a few downsides to using prepaid cards, but they are docHub. Prepaid cards come with fees. Cardholders may have a lot of fees, including activation fees, transaction fees, ATM withdrawal fees, reloading fees, monthly fees, or inactivity fees. Check the fine print on the card for fee types.
Disadvantages. Pre-paid debit cards do not help you build credit. Many pre-paid debit cards charge fees before you even start using them. There is usually a monthly fee and fees on common transactions such as ATM withdrawals, card replacement, direct deposit, and reloading the card.
Prepaid cards are also federally protected from unauthorized use including withdrawals and purchases made without the owners consent; as long as you immediately let the bank that issued the card know about the unauthorized transactions, your responsibility is limited to $50.
Prepaid Visa cards are generally considered taxable income if they are received as compensation for services rendered, or as a substitute for wages or salary. In such cases, the value of the card is considered taxable income and must be reported on the recipients tax return.

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A prepaid card is not linked to a bank or credit union account. Instead, you put money into the card account, sometimes called loading money onto the card, before you can spend it. With a debit card, you are spending money you have in your bank or credit union account.
If you havent yet received a direct deposit refund, and you qualify for this state rebate, then youll likely receive your refund in the mail in the form of a prepaid debit card.
your prepaid card is eligible for FDIC deposit insurance coverage, you properly register the card, and. specific deposit insurance requirements are met (listed below).

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