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Dormant Account

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A checking or money market account is considered Dormant/Inactive if the account has had no deposit or withdrawal activity (other than posting interest) for a period of one year.
 A Certificate of Deposit account is considered Dormant/Inactive if there is no account activity for a period of one year after the first date of renewal.
In other words, An account is declared dormant after a bank or building society has failed in attempts to contact the holder; if letters or statements are returned marked "not known at this address", and if it is unused for an extended period (accounts still being used regularly will generally remain open even if mail is returned).
It varies from bank to bank. Generally, current accounts are often marked "dormant" after a year, but savings accounts can go untouched for between three and five years.
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