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		<title>Comment on How to Claim Your Lost Money by Margaret</title>
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		<dc:creator>Margaret</dc:creator>
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		<description>I found 2 CD&#039;s that my dear aunt had purchased. One in 1985 for $4000.00 in trust for me &amp; the other in 1987 for $2500.00 in trust for my sister.  Both were automatically renewable.  She never mentioned them to us then she had a stroke &amp; couldn&#039;t talk.  She lived with me until she died.  She had an old  suitcase in her closet full of postcards, pictures, letters etc. &amp; I just never went through it until my brother decided to move in &amp; wanted her room.  That is when I found the CD&#039;s..

The bank that they were from had changed hands several times so I started there with the bank that had it then, Bank of America.  They said they had no record of these CD&#039;s.  I then checked with the comtroller of currency who also found nothing.  I then checked with FDIC who had nothing who told me to check with missing money who also got me nowhere.  I have been told that if a bank cannot find an account holder that they have to turn the money over to the state which apparently they didn&#039;t.  So, where did the money go?  Don&#039;t I have the right to know?  Where do I go from here?  I am a poor old lady struggling to make ends meet as is everybody else.  I just had to bury 2 of my children in the past 2 years &amp; can&#039;t even get them headstones..   I am sorry to be crying on your shoulders but have just about had enough.  Please, can you guide me in the right direction?   I would be ever so grateful.

God&#039;s Many Blessings for all you do to help others., Sincerely, Maggie</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I found 2 CD&#8217;s that my dear aunt had purchased. One in 1985 for $4000.00 in trust for me &amp; the other in 1987 for $2500.00 in trust for my sister.  Both were automatically renewable.  She never mentioned them to us then she had a stroke &amp; couldn&#8217;t talk.  She lived with me until she died.  She had an old  suitcase in her closet full of postcards, pictures, letters etc. &amp; I just never went through it until my brother decided to move in &amp; wanted her room.  That is when I found the CD&#8217;s..</p>
<p>The bank that they were from had changed hands several times so I started there with the bank that had it then, Bank of America.  They said they had no record of these CD&#8217;s.  I then checked with the comtroller of currency who also found nothing.  I then checked with FDIC who had nothing who told me to check with missing money who also got me nowhere.  I have been told that if a bank cannot find an account holder that they have to turn the money over to the state which apparently they didn&#8217;t.  So, where did the money go?  Don&#8217;t I have the right to know?  Where do I go from here?  I am a poor old lady struggling to make ends meet as is everybody else.  I just had to bury 2 of my children in the past 2 years &amp; can&#8217;t even get them headstones..   I am sorry to be crying on your shoulders but have just about had enough.  Please, can you guide me in the right direction?   I would be ever so grateful.</p>
<p>God&#8217;s Many Blessings for all you do to help others., Sincerely, Maggie</p>
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