Despite recent efforts to return missing money to citizens of SC that lead to a record monthly return of $900,000 in September, according to NBC Augusta, the state of South Carolina’s Palmetto Payback Program is still holding $200 million of the citizens hard earned dollars. It seems that no matter what efforts are made, […]
An increasing number of states having lost money coffers totaling over a billion dollars, and North Carolina isn’t far behind with a pile of $700 Million currently being held by the NC Office of the State Treasurer. Give it a couple more years of more money coming in than being returned to citizens, and […]
KSPR reporter Joe Daues is latest to become hip to the heaps of Missouri unclaimed money:
They call it Missouri’s largest lost and found. A half billion dollars in money that belongs to people like me and you. It’s being held by the state of Missouri until the rightful owners or heirs claim it.
Scott Harper […]
As if the HALF A BILLION DOLLARS in Washington unclaimed money wasn’t enough, the state is about to take in another $100 Million, according to a recent article on the website of NBC affiliate KHQ.
This first excerpt from the article is a perfect example of why I can’t stress the search tip “search often”, enough:
Businesses […]
A recent case study by The Plain Dealer revealed that it’s often easier to locate abandoned funds than it is to actually claim them in Ohio.
The 3 page article is a must read for anyone getting serious about finding Ohio Unclaimed Money, so I’m hesitant to excerpt anything, for fear of leaving something else out, […]
Think you’ve got all the time in the world to find your Idaho unclaimed money? Think again!
While most of the 50 states will hold your missing money until you or your heirs claim it, Idaho only gives you 10 years. Of course even in other states, there’s no sense in letting the government […]
This is a new one - A limited time call in program for California missing money, hosted by a local television station and the State Controller (yes, California has a “controller”, as opposed to a “comptroller”, like other states have). Sadly I didn’t hear about it until today, so if you didn’t already get […]