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New York Returning Unclaimed Funds At State Fairs

New York is determined to give back your lost funds. In order to o so, State Comptroller, Tom DiNapoli, has arranged to have a booth at local fairs across the state. These booths will have members of the Unclaimed Property Division available and ready to search for your unclaimed property.

The state alone has over $28 million in unclaimed funds. Most are owed on average $100, however, one account is worth $1.7 million!

In order to see if you are the owner of $1.7 million in lost funds, search for your money with the best unclaimed funds website in the world, Cashunclaimed.com. Log on today and search for free!

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