Originally Posted by
Lawrenz
I see a couple travel blogs sites like this one travelupdate.com/ united-travelbank-funds-expiration-policy/ that mention this expiry clause
"As a general rule (and unless stated otherwise by United under the terms of a particular offer or the terms of certain qualifying activity as determined by United from time to time) all accrued TravelBank Cash in an Account is subject to expiration and/or forfeiture for any Member who fails at any time to engage in Account Activity (as defined above) for a period of eighteen (18) consecutive months. United may, but shall have no obligation to, send a Member a notification of TravelBank Cash nearing or subject to expiration."....
Ancient, out-od-date rule and the actual expiration depends on how the fund got into the Travel Bank -- see wiki for examples.
If you used a credit card to purchase TB funds, you have 5 years
Believe this is considered by same US states as a gift card and many states forbid expiration in less than 5 years While other states are less but easier for UA to use the longer requirement for all.