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Explore our guide to see if you’re owed unclaimed property in your state – from old paychecks to forgotten bank accounts.
Billions of dollars in unclaimed property are waiting to be claimed across the United States. From forgotten bank accounts to uncashed checks, the money is very real — but so are the scams that target people searching for it. The problem is simple: scammers know that “free money” gets attention. They build fake websites, send […]
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Understand State Laws and Find Your Missing Funds Every U.S. state has its own unclaimed property laws and databases. Understanding these differences is essential if you’ve lived or worked in multiple states. This article will show you how to navigate state-specific rules and find what may be owed to you. Why States Hold Unclaimed Property
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Did you know that billions of dollars in unclaimed money are waiting to be claimed? From forgotten bank accounts to uncashed checks, there’s a good chance some of it might belong to you. This guide walks you through how to find and claim what’s rightfully yours.
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How to Find Unclaimed Money in New York: A Comprehensive Guide What is Unclaimed Money? Unclaimed money refers to any financial asset that has been forgotten or abandoned by its rightful owner. This can include bank accounts, insurance payouts, stocks, dividends, utility deposits, refunds, and even the contents of safe deposit boxes. If no activity
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Millions of people are unaware they have unclaimed money waiting for them. Whether it’s from forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, unclaimed insurance benefits, or abandoned property, these funds can add up. In this guide, we’ll show you how to search for and claim unclaimed money online quickly and easily. What Is Unclaimed Money? Unclaimed money
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This week marks a significant milestone for many Mainers as the state successfully verified the addresses of over 44,000 residents who are entitled to unclaimed property. This effort is part of a broader initiative to return money and assets that have been held by the state to their rightful owners. Starting this week, these Mainers
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GMA went to Cedar Point Amusement Park in Ohio this week to spread the word about unclaimed money. Park guests were able to search the Ohio State Department of Commerce records to instantly see if they were owed money. See video here. No need to go on a roller coaster, you can instantly do the
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South Dakota has collected about $115 million more in total revenue this year, despite a $32 million decrease in sales tax revenue compared to the previous year (July 2023 through April 2024). Derek Johnson, an economist from the state Bureau of Finance and Management, shared this information with the Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors on
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Gov. Janet Mills and Maine State Treasurer Henry Beck are encouraging Mainers to claim outstanding pandemic relief payments. The state estimates there are about 40,000 unclaimed payments available through Maine’s Unclaimed Property Program, according to a news release from Mills’ office. During the pandemic, Mills and the Maine Legislature created several relief payment programs. Nearly 2.3
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As Memorial Day approaches, Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs has renewed his call for public help in returning a dozen Purple Heart medals to their rightful owners. These medals, currently held by the state’s unclaimed property program, represent profound sacrifices made by military personnel. “These Purple Hearts are priceless,” Frerichs stated during a recent news