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Yes. An executor may open estate accounts at as many banks as in his/her discretion is proper. In fact, there will be times when numerous banks are an absolute must, such as when the assets of an estate in any one bank exceed the FDIC protection limits. In such a case an executor is wise to remove the excess to another bank to take advantage of that bank's FDIC protection and be sure that as interest accrues, the amount on deposit does not exceed the FDIC limit. Also the estate account need not always be a checking account. Proper administration of an estate dictates that there be a checking account, but there may also be estate savings accounts or money market accounts or even CDs. A sufficient amount of cash should be kept in the estate checking account for the usual expenses, but any amounts not needed in the foreseeable future should be put into an interest bearing account. And since typically an estate is going to take at least six months to properly complete, it is sometimes proper to put some excess estate money in a timed CD, like 3 month or so depending on the situation.

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