חשבונות קפואים בישראל: מיליארדי שקלים מחכים ליורשים

הערכה

Roughly 86,000 accounts holding 1.6 billion shekels sit frozen after their owners died, part of a larger pool of 530,000 dormant deposits worth 6.5 billion shekels. The scale suggests a systemic gap between what people leave behind and what families actually claim. Watch whether Israeli banks or regulators push new tools to match heirs with these funds, or if the money keeps piling up unattended.