The New Jersey widow, who was ignored by JPMorgan, received a bitter battle on her husband's pension of $ 53,000, a sudden check for the entire amount – from a pair of strangers “touched” by her ordeal, learned the post.
Eileen Silverberg, 73, was involved in a 13 -year -old conflict to recover money from the country's largest lender, who refused to make payment due to a written error by her late husband.
The Post Teneck, NJ Grandmotter's David-Versus-Goliath Battle-drew in November-two of the CEO of Insurance CEO more than 600 miles in North Carolina.
“They were shocked by Benny from the bank, which is run by Jimmy Damon and took matters with their hands.
“I could not believe in such an amount that they did not want to do the right thing. There is no doubt that her husband wanted to go to her and his children.”
I imagine that for Jimmy Damon, it looks like a nickel that falls from his pocket. I would like to believe that he does not know (about this). “
Maysar, who served in the naval weapon between 1986 and 1989, said that he “did not touch” the story of Silverberg and that the money for her was “the right thing to do.”
“I don't know her and I can easily turn the page. But when something continues like this and holds you, I looked at him and thought: What if this was my mother?” He said to the Post.
Silverberg left a girl, saying that she “recovered my faith in humanity.”
“In this crazy world in which we live, it is striking that this kindness is also present. She told the“ Post ”newspaper:
Jpmorgan refused to comment, but a great source inside the bank said that the rules governing the pension fund prohibited any exceptions from sculpture.
After that, JPMorgan Insides The Post in December told the bank that the bank would never be declined after Grinches at the bank refused repeated Silverberg to deliver her husband's MEL pension bowl for $ 331 a month.
According to Silverberg, a former government official, the fully acquired money heap is equal to an estimated $ 53,000.
But Bean Jpmorgan meters said that MEL, a former regime analyst at Chase Manhattan, until 1979, failed to fill the necessary models before his death unexpectedly at the age of 43 due to the failure of multiple members in 1988.
Cis Manhattan continued to integrate with JPMorgan in 2000. The Wall Street giant set record profits of $ 58.5 billion last year, with Damon compensated 39 million dollars.
The Ronald Reagan Administration approved the Retirement Rights Law in 1984, so couples like Silverberg will benefit automatically if their loved ones die.
Jpmorgan insists that he wrote to a mile on three separate occasions asking him to elect the survivors coverage after he stepped down. His widow says that none of these correspondence has reached the family home.
She said that pension managers can only dig documents that they say prove that they called MEL in 1990 – two years after his death.
So Silverberg has even recruited the Senator in New Jersey Cori Booker and former representative of Bronx Elliot Angel to persuade the company to change their opinion, but to no avail.
