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1 in 20 Minnesotans Have $100 Or More In Unclaimed Funds

According to Fox 9, Minnesota is holding millions in unclaimed funds. The Department of Commerce says 1 in 20 Minnesotans have $100 or more in unclaimed money that is being held by the state.

The Department of Commerce has returned 13% more unclaimed funds than last year, which amounted to over $19 million.

Minnesota has claimed their success is due to keeping current with technology and updating the unclaimed money lists on a regular basis.

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