After fighting JPMorgan for 13 years over her late husband’s $53,000 pension, a New Jersey widow finally found relief not from the bank, but from two generous insurance executives in North Carolina.
The dispute began when JPMorgan refused to release the pension, citing a clerical error by her late husband, Mel, who passed away in 1988. The bank claimed he had failed to complete the necessary paperwork, leaving his widow without the funds.
Moved by her story, the two executives decided to step in, wiring her the full $53,000 and bringing an unexpected resolution to her long struggle.
