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Tampa Bay Business Journal announced today that over $825,000 in unclaimed settlement funds were distributed this week to 8 organizations. These funds came from a class action suit that remained unclaimed from 4 different law firms.

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CBS.com recently reported the state of Texas is currently holding on t $2.5 billion in Texas unclaimed money. Texas Comptroller, Amy Redmond, explains their desire to return this money back to the original owners. The state has taken part in many different methods to notify the public about their unclaimed funds.

Much of the Texas unclaimed money comes from dividends, royalties, utility deposits and overpayments on insurance. Other forms are through rebates or refunds never cashed.

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Idaho has had around $6 million pile up in unclaimed lottery money over the past few years. In 2012, nearly $3.7 million in unclaimed lottery prizes went unclaimed, and roughly $2.3 million went unclaimed in 2011.

The money is available to claim within 180 days. After 180 days goes by, the money goes to benefit Idaho public education.

The state of Idaho is urging people to make sure they check their lottery tickets before they throw them away to see if they are winners of some prize.

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Announced in the Poughkeepsie Journal, the state of New York has over $11 billion in unclaimed money waiting for its owners to claim it back. This unclaimed money amounts adds up to over 26 million accounts in New York.

The Comptrollers’ office has an online database one can go to search for unclaimed money. However, using CashUnclaimed.com will only maximize your unclaimed money results since they have the ability to search both state and federal records. Log on to https://www.cashunclaimed.com today for your free unclaimed money search.

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Indiana state officials are trying their best in reuniting the owners with their lost properties that are scattered in different parts of the states. As per the state treasuries, Indiana unclaimed money scattered in different region comes to be in the millions.

The officials have taken initiatives to assist the claimants in preparing a database compiling all the information related to lost property of the region at one place. A claimant can use this database to conduct free searches related to Indiana unclaimed property. All he or she has to do to find their unclaimed money or property is provide information in the space provided.

The state of Pennsylvania has discovered over $89,000 in unclaimed funds owed to schools in Allegheny County. This unclaimed money comes from various sources, such as old accounts with credit balances from Verizon or Sprint. This money comes at a great time, especially since the large budget cuts in the education sector in Pennsylvania.

Some other notable unclaimed money amounts owed to Pennsylvania schools:
Quaker Valler is owed $9,000
Moon and Fox Chapel school districts each are receiving $3,500
Avonworth School District had $28,000

Reported on rgj.com, the state of Nevada is looking for owners of unclaimed property. Nevada State Treasurer, Kate Marshall, recently initiated “Operation Claim It”, which launches her push for the residents to come forward and claim their unclaimed money.

Currently, over $400 million is being held in unclaimed money by the Nevada State Treasurer. Of that, over $1 million is unclaimed savings bonds. There are 5 amounts of unclaimed money that is between $138,000 and $151,000!

Other forms of unclaimed money are unclaimed utility deposits, unclaimed bank accounts, and unclaimed rebates or refunds.

Among all the states across the U.S. the latest victim of unclaimed money pile is California, which claims of over $6 billion in the office of the treasury as California unclaimed property. The state also boasts of massive returns made last year to the rightful owners.

The problem of unclaimed money is getting severe across most of the states in the U.S. and leading is California. As per the latest estimates released by the state treasury, California is currently riding on a massive pile of $6 billion. This $6 billion is comprised mostly of insurance deposits, un-cashed checks, gift certificates and idle savings accounts. The stat agencies blame it on the ignorance and lack of education among the people for the growth of unclaimed property in California.

CBS, Pittsburg, recently released an e-article explaining how to claim unclaimed money this year. Pennsylvania has over $1.8 billion sitting with the state in unclaimed money. Of that, over $200 MORE has arrived after April 15th of this year.

Rob McCord, Treasurer of Pennsylvania, has been reaching out to citizens to search and claim their unclaimed money. They have been hard at work trying to find the owners of the unclaimed money or property that remains in their custody.

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It was reported today on WKYT.com that the county of Scott in Kentucky alone has $1.4 million currently existing in unclaimed money. The whole state of Kentucky is working hard to return the millions to thousands of Kentucky residents.

Kentucky plans on getting together a group of volunteers. These people will go through the unclaimed money list in hopes they know a few people on the list, who will then notify those people about their unclaimed money.

The state is also encouraging people to check the state websites and conduct unclaimed money searches of their own.