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The new law abolished gift certificates as a type of type of unclaimed property in Connecticut. What is the law regarding expiration dates applied to gift certificates?

April 26, 2017abolished certificates Connecticut gift Law Property type unclaimed

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The new law abolished gift certificates as a type of type of unclaimed property in Connecticut. What is the law regarding expiration dates applied to gift certificates?

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Connecticut state law concerning expiration dates, and dormancy or inactivity fees, has not changed: both expiration dates and dormancy fees are prohibited on gift certificates and gift cards sold in Connecticut. Consumer Advisory- see more on Connecticut’s Gift Card Law.