Does part of the £50bn lying forgotten in dormant accounts belong to you?
Once you’ve tucked money away you would assume that it is yours forever. But the government can borrow the money.
Ruth Jackson-Kirby
I'm a freelance journalist with 16 years of experience writing for national newspapers, magazines and websites. I specialise in personal finance covering savings, investments, pensions, property and anything else that could affect your wealth.
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