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Is the child’s account protected if their parents file for private bankruptcy?
Yes, a child’s account with True Wealth is generally protected in the event of their parents’ bankruptcy or private insolvency, as it is not legally considered part of their assets. It therefore does not form part of the bankruptcy estate.
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