Ontario woman finds $25,000 GIC investment from almost 30 years ago

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Mary Doria was recently cleaning her family’s home office when she discovered a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC), in the amount of $25,000.

“I thought this is truly amazing, if this money is really there then it would be truly great," said Doria.

Doria admits she is not sure if she ever cashed in the $25,000 investment, so she contacted Scotiabank to find out. “There is no way of telling. I’m sure they would have put cashed or redeemed on it or something like that if it had been cashed in,” said Doria. “They are saying the microfiche with all the records from 1993 [is] all gone. They have nothing to show saying it’s too old,” said Doria.

 

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Lol never trust the bank

Scam alert

She better cash that in while $25,000 can still buy a few cups of coffee.

Watch the bank try to not honour this… and make up some excuse about it being “expired”

You're richer than you think?

Pretty sure the lady cashed it in. Bank not contacting her for 30 years to confirm renewal is odd. Also auto renewing in that era is odd too. She also would have had tax slips for the interest every year if it did.

Guaranteed investment unless of course your the bank and they take your money and then conveniently loose any trace of it…seems a bit fishy to me

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