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Need clarification.

So for each our sons, we have a CMA account/brokerage account titled to our trust. I keep zero balance in their CMA side, rather their balance is maintained in their brokerage side in FDLXX. The settlement fund SPAXX currently has a $0.19.

I’m ready to teach them about debit cards. So if we go withdraw $20, let’s say, and I have a zero balance in their CMA, is that gonna be withdrawn from the brokerage automatically? Is there an overdraft fee? I can’t remember the nuances of this as we’ve never physically tried to withdraw cash. I want to maintain a zero balance in their CMA if everything could be handled with their brokerage (FDLXX).
For the CMA to use a brokerage account as an overdraft source you need to set cash manager to do that. There is no fee for the overdraft feature.

If the ATM charges a fee (some Allpoint ATMs do not) it will be reimbursed. I do not know in which account the ATM fee reimbursement will be put in though.

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