Abandoned Property Dormancy Periods in South Carolina
Business Finance
| Property Type |
Presumed Abandoned After |
| Bank account |
five years |
| Checks or drafts |
five years |
| Demutualization proceeds |
five years |
| Gift certificates, gift cards, and credit memos |
Credit memos: five years. |
| Insurance policies |
Life or annuity policies: five years.
The presumed maturity of an insurance policy is two years.
|
| IRAs or retirement funds |
five years |
| Money orders |
seven years |
| Other intangible personal property not otherwise specified |
Patronage allocations from rural electrical cooperatives: seven years.
Other property: five years.
|
| Proceeds from class action suits |
no specific provision |
| Property distributable by a business association in the course of dissolution |
six months
Includes refunds
|
| Property held by courts or public agencies |
five years |
| Property held by fiduciaries |
five years |
| Safe deposit boxes |
five years |
| Shares in a financial institution |
five years |
| Stocks, dividends, and distributions |
seven years |
| Traveler's checks |
15 tears |
| Deposits and advances owed utility company customer |
one year
Refunds: five years.
|
| Wages or salaries |
one year |
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