Alec and Svetlana are a married couple in their late $40$s with two children in university. Together they have the following accounts:

Alec's group RRSP with MNO Insurance Co$.$ holding index funds worth $$623,000.$

Alec's TFSA at XYZ Brokerage holding cryptocurrency assets worth $$47,000.$

Svetlana's RRSP at XYZ Brokerage holding mutual funds worth $$529,000.$

Svetlana's TFSA at XYZ Brokerage holding mutual funds worth $$267,000.$

Svetlana's non$-$registered investment account at XZY Brokerage holding stocks worth $$1,217,000$ which she inherited from her grandmother.

A family RESP at XYZ Brokerage holding mutual funds worth $$117,000.$ Alec is the subscriber.

A joint chequing account at ABC Bank with $$6,000$ in cash.

A joint savings account at ABC Bank with $$11,000$ in cash.

What amount of combined CIPF coverage will Alec and Svetlana be eligible for if XYZ Brokerage fails today?

Question $1$ options:

$$1,913,000.$

$$1,960,000.$

$$2,130,000.$