Actually that is correct in many countries (including US). After a period of inactivity (typically 3-5 years) the bank is required to turn over the money from inactive accounts to the state. This process is called escheatment. I'm not joking.
From wikipedia: "Escheats are performed on a revocable basis. Thus, if property has escheated to a State but the original owner subsequently is found, escheatment is revoked and ownership of the property reverts to that original owner."
No... have you?
State unclaimed property index (find your state site at the top): https://unclaimed.org/search/#
Apple is admitting regardless of activity, studios can revoke their license to content, removing content from your active account
In Futurama's "A Fishful of Dollars"[1] Fry discovers that the $0.93 he had in his account when he was cryogenically frozen in the year 2,000 had grown at 2.25% a year to almost $4.3 billion when he was reawakened 1,000 years later.
Yes, the match checks out[2]: 0.93 * (1.0225 ^ 1000) ≈ 4,283,508,449.71
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Fishful_of_Dollars
[2] https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=0.93+*+%281.0225+%5E+1...