Exclusive | JP Morgan bends in the refusal to pay the widow’s pension

The Grinches of Jpmorgan doubled in their refusal to pay a pension to the widow of an old employee who has been fighting the financial giant for the money for more than a decade, he has learned that the post.

Elaine Silverberg, 73, has asked Jamie Dimon’s Bank to deliver the jar of her husband’s pension Mel honey honey in a 13 -year documentation, as reported exclusively last month.

But the largest United States provider has repeatedly denied his claim, and has fallen into his heels again this holiday season, he said a source in The Post Friday.

A privileged at the World Bank Central, the profits of which exceeded $ 12 billion in the third quarter of this year in the midst of an increase in investment banking rates, said that there has been no “change” in its Swrooge -like stance that Silverberg is not entitled to about a hundred.

Sources from the Wall Street Titan insisted that the bank had carried out “a full and fair review” of its “several times” case.

Silverberg’s husband, honey, died unexpectedly from a multiple failure of the organs at the age of 43 in 1988.

He had worked for a decade as a system analyst at the Chase Manhattan Bank until 1979.

Chase Manhattan went to merge with JpMorgan in 2000.

JPMORGAN Chase acknowledges that her husband won a retirement package in charge before leaving the bank.

But the bank also said that he did not fill out a form that he chose to benefit from his pension to his death.

The administration of Ronald Reagan passed the retirement equity law in 1984, so spouses like Elaine would automatically benefit if their loved ones died.

“Based on a change of law after leaving the firm, he could have made an election for a survivor benefit. The firm has no record of him by making this election,” said JpMorgan Insider.

Silverberg said the stack of honey cash is worth $ 53,000, Silverberg said.

“I can’t find any lawyer who wants to sue JpMorgan Chase for the amount of money that this case would generate for them,” he said. “I just have to wait for his goodwill in the spirit of the season.”

A spokesman for JpMorgan refused to comment.

Silverberg, who was only 37 years old at the time of his honey death and raised his three children alone, said that the Banca Global Banking power station gave him a cold shoulder after the post history last month.

“I am very disappointed that no one responded in any way. No one returned me, no one offered any kind of explanation. It has been a deafening silence,” said the retired government administrator.

“I always thought that if Jamie Dimon learned about this, I would like to do the right pension,” he added, referring to the 68 -year -old Queens native who has been the CEO of JP Morgan since 2006 and obtained $ 36 million last year.

Eight grandmother described how honey volunteered to work nights and weekends while taking care of her young family.

“He was a team player when they needed him. He was always there for them, he said.

The bank claims that he wrote honey on three different occasions after he had abandoned, but Elaine says that none of this correspondence has ever reached the family home.

He said that pension managers can only excavate the documentation they say they show that they contacted honey in 1990, two years after they died.

“They never provided any proof they had tried to reach -three times,” The Post told The Post.

Silverberg, who once enlisted New Jersey Senator, Cory Booker and former Bronx representative Eliot Engel, to fight in his corner, urged the Wall Street giant to go back in front of the next holiday season.

“It is the time of year that companies are very generous with their employees and their staff and their elders and maybe they will decide that this is the time to do the right thing,” he said. “They are punishing my family based on the technique they created.”