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According to CBS 7 in Columbia, SC, South Carolina may pass a bill that will let the state join 40 other states in auditing large companies or corporations for money that has been left behind or not paid out. This bill will help many South Carolina residents be united with their unclaimed money.

The passing of this bill will greatly affect unclaimed insurance money. There is currently over 100,000 policies that remain unclaimed at the moment, with no identity. This bill will help identify who those policies belong to so the owners can be found.

Unclaimed money, worth $800 million, has been returned to the rightful owners in Ohio after the launch of Ohio Treasure Hunt. The Ohio Treasure Hunt has had great success in 2011 with returning large amounts of unclaimed money to its owners.

David Goodman, the Director of Department of Commerce Ohio, urges the residents to participate in the Ohio Treasure Hunt so that much more Ohio unclaimed money lying in the region can be returned to the rightful owners as soon as possible. It is after the launch of this much talked about Treasure Hunt the state agencies are boasting of a massive $800 million return at the starting of the New year 2011.
As per the director, people residing in Ohio are unaware of the fact that there are lost property or money located in the region under their name, which is why the state started releasing names of people in the local newspaper.

The State Comptroller announced recently that 1 in 4 residents are owed some form of unclaimed money or property. The majority of these funds come from unclaimed dividends, royalty checks, unclaimed utility deposits, and overpayments on insurance.

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Fox5 News in Las Vegas recently reported that Nevada is currently holding millions in unclaimed money and property. The amount, to be exact, is over $400 million that is being held by the Nevada state government.

Of the $400 million, at least $1 million is unclaimed U.S. Savings Bonds.

In order to return the money back to its owners, State Treasurer Kate Marshall created Operation Claim It!, which urges the citizens to conduct their own searches for unclaimed money.

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Pennsylvania will soon be using unclaimed money from class action suits to help the poor. This unclaimed lawsuit money will help provide legal aid for those less fortunate in Pennsylvania.

On Friday, the Supreme Court announced that the left over unclaimed lawsuit money, half of the money left over from class action suits, after all the legal costs have been paid, will go to a fund that provides grants for legal aid services around Pennsylvania. This new rule requires 50% of the unclaimed lawsuit funds to go to the Pennsylvania Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts Board.

Ohio is looking for owners of unclaimed funds. In over a year, 51,000 Ohioans have been reunited with their unclaimed money, however there is still much more to give.

The Ohio Division of Unclaimed Property is urging people to search for unclaimed money, even if they don’t think they have any.

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There is a lot of unclaimed money in San Diego County to be claimed. The recent research held by the government of San Diego has uncovered the worrying statistics stating their total of unclaimed money to cross the number of $250 Thousand. Now, the government has increased its efforts and changed its strategies for getting rid of this large chunk of unclaimed money.

The county of San Diego and the team dealing with California unclaimed money is facing tough times. The county of San Diego alone is burdened by an heavy amount of $250 thousand as their unclaimed money. As per the reports, most of this unclaimed money is present in the form of unclaimed tax refunds.

According to newson6.com, Oklahoma currently has millions the state is holding in unclaimed money. Currently the money is being held on to by the state’s Unclaimed Property Division. Unfortunately, the state doesn’t have the resources and funding to track down the owners of this unclaimed money. The state is urging the public to come forward and conduct their own searches for unclaimed money.

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The state of Michigan may be holding $2,000 in unclaimed money for Mitt Romney’s father, which Mitt Romney may be eligible to claim, according to public records. It is to be determined if these funds are owed to Mitt Romney’s father, however, George W. Romney is owed funds amounting to over $2,000. The funds are from General Electric Co, and Hewlett-Packard Co.

In Michigan, about $1.8 billion was return in unclaimed money in 2006. Currently, Michigan is sitting on over $1.6 billion! The best way to search for unclaimed money is with CashUnclaimed.com, the largest unclaimed money database in the world! Find your unclaimed money today for free with CashUnclaimed.com .

Louisiana is not far behind when it comes to missing money or property scattered in different parts of the state. The state is planning to introduce certain new initiatives so that the burden can be reduced on the state treasury.

The estimated figures of Louisiana missing money comes to be in millions, which is creating problems for the state treasury. According to the state agencies, the main contributors to the pile of lost money are insurance proceeds, interest payments, utility deposits, old bank accounts and un–cashed checks.