Missing Money was fetaured on The Today Show making more and more Americans aware they are due unclaimed money. You may be rich!
They report 33 billion dollars due. It truly is exciting to watch and even more fun when it’s you that finds it.
To find your missing or unclaimed money, go to http://www.missingmoney.tv
If you seeking to find every possible claim in you and your family members names, there is no better way to find your money.
Ordinary people do find missing money!
To watch the story with Tiki Barber, Joan Rivers, Hulk Hogan, and regular people who are owed unclaimed funds which have been lost, go to Today Show Missing Money
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[...] Aside from tax rebates, New Jersey unclaimed money comes from comes from numerous other sources like forgotten bank accounts, uncashed salary checks, insurance benefits, stocks and bonds that have been languishing, unused gift checks, even items from abandoned safe deposit boxes. People, specially if they’ve been working numerous jobs and have had several addresses tend to lose track of mailed checks or notices from banks and financial institutions. Businesses and companies that haven’t located the owners of lost money and property after a ‘dormancy period’ have to hand them over to the State for ’safekeeping’ as stipulated in the National Unclaimed Property Law. The citizens’ lost money is kept in the State Treasury until the rightful owners come around to file a claim. The State also holds outreach programs to try to let people know about New Jersey unclaimed funds. Last year, the NJ State Treasury unclaimed property advertising campaign reunited some 36,000 residents with $85 million of their missing money. [...]
[...] a state policy that lets legislators gain favor by locating residents and reuniting them with their missing money. “There’s nobody in the state who knows how to find somebody better than the local [...]
[...] money piles are getting bigger across the U.S. because citizens aren’t aware about their missing money. Most of the ones that know about it never bother to do an unclaimed property search thinking [...]
[...] that’s been set aside for them.” Indeed, more Americans should really be checking for missing money in their name- specially during times like [...]
[...] in Sin City’s casinos. Problem is, people there aren’t aware that the State has their missing money. NV resident Tang Lewis hadn’t even heard about State unclaimed property until she got a [...]
[...] West Virginia Unclaimed Money Posted November 5, 2008 Filed under: unclaimed money, unclaimed property, unclaimedcash, unclaimedfunds, unclaimedmoney | Tags: lost money, missing money, unclaimed money in West Virginia, unclaimed money search, West Virginia unclaimed money, WV unclaimed money, WV unclaimed property | The Mountain State has a mountain of residents’ lost money sitting in its Treasury Department. During these times of financial chaos when multitudes of Americans are hard-up for extra funds, it’s quite ironic that it’s there. But the $110 million unclaimed money in West Virginia even stands to grow for the same reason it got there in the first place- most West Virginians (and Americans for that matter) are oblivious about their missing money. [...]
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