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Unclaimed Insurance Rebates are HIgh In Louisiana

Reported in the Daily Comet.com, it is said that Louisiana is sitting on $270 million in unclaimed insurance rebates. Roughly 58% of these rebates originally owed still remain unclaimed.

There is a deadline on this unclaimed insurance rebate money. Anyone owed rebates from 2007, which makes up $11 MILLION, is set to expire shortly. Those who are owed rebates from 2008-2011 still have time to make the claim!

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