Veracent Intelligence

All questions · CAP-08

Do compensation limits differ by product held?

Answered for 1 of 6 firms. Scheme rules cross-referenced against the entity's products

If it's an unincorporated association, it would be protected up to £120,000.

The document states that if it's an unincorporated association, it would be protected up to £120,000.

Statutory register · Financial Services Compensation Scheme · Check the source

Joint accounts are also eligible for FSCS protection up to the same limit of £120,000 per eligible person.

The document states that joint accounts are eligible for FSCS protection up to the same limit of £120,000 per eligible person.

Statutory register · Financial Services Compensation Scheme · Check the source

If the charity is set up as a limited company, it would have protection up to £120,000.

The document states that a charity set up as a limited company would have FSCS protection up to £120,000.

Statutory register · Financial Services Compensation Scheme · Check the source

If it's set up as a trust, protection is dependent on the type of trust.

The document states that if the charity is set up as a trust, protection is dependent on the type of trust.

Statutory register · Financial Services Compensation Scheme · Check the source

FSCS can protect temporary high balances in your bank, building society or credit union account of up to £1.4m for six months.

The document states that FSCS can protect temporary high balances in a bank, building society or credit union account of up to £1.4m for six months.

Statutory register · Financial Services Compensation Scheme · Check the source

No qualifying source was located within the evidence window. This records what we could not confirm, and carries no inference about the firm.

No qualifying source was located within the evidence window. This records what we could not confirm, and carries no inference about the firm.

No qualifying source was located within the evidence window. This records what we could not confirm, and carries no inference about the firm.

No qualifying source was located within the evidence window. This records what we could not confirm, and carries no inference about the firm.

No qualifying source was located within the evidence window. This records what we could not confirm, and carries no inference about the firm.

Every firm here was asked the same question against the same published standard, and every answer quotes the passage it came from. Where the answers differ, the difference is in the firms’ own documents, not in how we read them.

Darker text marks stronger evidence. A statutory register prints at full strength; a firm’s own marketing prints lighter. The methodology sets out the weightings.