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FDIC 7200 14, Declaration for Health and Welfare Plan 7200- Asset Disposition

FDIC 7200 14, Declaration for Health and Welfare Plan 7200- Asset Disposition-2025

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The document outlines the requirements for collecting information necessary to determine insured deposits when a financial institution closes, as per FDIC regulations. It includes instructions for completing a declaration form related to health and welfare plans, detailing the nature of the plan, asset valuation, and insurance coverage under FDIC rules. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting and the penalties for false statements.

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