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Unclaimed Money [caption id=u0022attachment_37u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Unclaimed Moneyu0022][/caption] With many states running public service announcements regarding the billions of dollars in unclaimed money being held in state treasuries around the country, it is important to know how to claim your unclaimed money. The process of actually claiming any unclaimed property or money can vary depending on a variety of different circumstances. When conducting an online search to find unclaimed money if you come across a listing that is pertinent to you it will be necessary to provide information as to whether the money is listed under your name or under the name of a person for which you have a power of attorney or you are an heir, beneficiary, etc. Each state and entity holding unclaimed property does have various requirements that must be fulfilled before you will be allowed to make a claim for unclaimed money or property. In some cases the amount of the unclaimed property may dictate the procedures for making a claim. In the case of small amounts of money you may be able to make a claim without much paperwork. In the case of larger amounts of money you may be required to fileu0026hellip;
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What is Unclaimed Money
[caption id=u0022attachment_78u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022What is Unclaimed Moneyu0022][/caption]You may have heard of unclaimed money and wondered exactly what it was. While it might sound impossible that large amounts of money could be sitting around with no one claiming it, the truth of the matter is that there are billions of dollars sitting in state treasuries and other agencies that is in fact unclaimed funds. Unclaimed money can come about through a variety of different reasons and can be comprised of different sources. First, it is important to understand that not all unclaimed money is actually cash. There are actually various types of unclaimed assets that are comprised of tangible property as well as other forms of financial assets such as securities, bonds, etc. and property. The most common reason that such assets are never claimed is that people either forgot about them or never knew they had the money coming to them. This often happens when someone moves and they fail to leave a forwarding address. When this happens and they have money that is owed to them the original business has no way of getting the money to them. There can be varying sources of unclaimed money, including moneyu0026hellip;
How to Find Unclaimed Money
[caption id=u0022attachment_55u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022How to Find Unclaimed Moneyu0022][/caption] If you are trying to learn how to find unclaimed money, there are actually many different ways you can go about doing so. One of the fastest and easiest ways to locate unclaimed money or property is to perform a search online. There are numerous websites available where you can conduct this type of search. In fact many states now have websites specifically devoted to helping individuals find money that is held in trust for them. Contacting your state’s unclaimed property office is an excellent first place to start when looking for missing money. When conducting this type of search the best place to begin is the state in which you reside or in which you have ever resided. If you have lived in numerous states or if you believe you may have missing money coming to you from a deceased relative you may wish to expand your search. Rather than search through multiple state databases, a quicker way to perform this type of search for unclaimed funds is through the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators website. From the homepage on that website you can choose a state and thenu0026hellip;
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