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The problem of unclaimed property or money is increasing at an alarming rate in the state of Florida as the Chief Financial Officer possesses around $1 billion dollars as unclaimed money that are still waiting for their rightful owners.

Despite the efforts by state government in Florida, the problem of lost money is still on a constant rise. The state treasury claims to have returned $188 million dollars to its rightful owners last year, but the pile of Florida unclaimed property currently stands at $1 billion.

According to the Washington Post, the unclaimed money totals to $32 billion nationwide. One woman in Kansas City alone was owed $6.1 Million in unclaimed money.

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Just today, a new database has been launched for residence of Bryan County, GA. This database contains all the unclaimed money that is associated with Bryan County. Anyone who has ever lived or worked in Bryan County is encouraged to search this website to check if they have any unclaimed money in their name.

Officials are hoping this website addition will greatly help the residents find their unclaimed money, and help the government reduce their unclaimed money burden.

Unclaimed money is a problem that most of the states are dealing with, but Idaho is a bit ahead. The current Idaho unclaimed money comes to over $60 million dollars. With the availability of over 500 thousand records, the state agencies are finding it difficult to deal with the pressure.

Idaho lost money is always an issue that the state agencies have been dealing with over the past few years. The state agencies are also trying hard to locate the rightful owners and to educate the masses about the problem. The state run website is updated regularly and the names of all the owners are published on the unclaimed property website. The state claims a return of over $3 million dollars last year, but the problem of unclaimed funds are still rising, which the agencies blame on the ignorance of the people.

In yesterday’s news, a lawyer, Thomas Bielinski, has been charged of unclaimed money fraud, stealing over $540,000 from the Milwaukee County Clerk. Bielinski’s court date was set to be yesterday, however he failed to show up. There is currently a warrant out for his arrest.

This is not the first time Bielinski has been caught with unclaimed money theft. Back in 2007, he was charged with theft of a $10,000 bond.

Unclaimed money theft is becoming one of the newest ways of theft. Since most people are currently unaware they have the money, it makes stealing it and identify theft much easier for people to follow through with, successfully. Make sure you claim your money before someone else does!

Unclaimed money is now being scammed. Recently, a Texas woman was sent to federal prison for scamming unclaimed money, and taking the identities of those who are owed unclaimed money. Taking the identities of others, and scamming money is a federal crime, and she will be serving 57 months in federal prison.

It is unknown how much money she scammed from the real owners of unclaimed money. However, she got away with it for so long since these owners did not know the money existed.

According to a recent Washington Post article, there is currently $32 BILION in unclaimed money in the United States. Unclaimed money has become a major issue among most of the states in the US. Among them, California and New York currently have the highest amounts of unclaimed money sitting with their state treasurers.

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Just announce today; one anonymous Kansas City resident made Missouri history. She was owed $6.1 MILLION in unclaimed money. This is, by far, the largest sum of unclaimed money owed to anyone, and returned to them, in the history of Missouri unclaimed money. This money was in the form of a lost security.

What a lucky day for that Kansas City woman!

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In a recent Good Morning America, they featured a story about unclaimed money. This story was slightly different than other unclaimed money stories most have been hearing about; one local school from a small town in New York was owed OVER $6,000! The money was not to an individual, but a school!

This was a tear-jerker, as the school recently suffered horrible flooding damaged due to recent Hurricane Irene. The school is still under repair, and the unclaimed money could not have come at a better time!

In today’s news, the state of Massachusetts has auctioned off enough unclaimed property to collect over $400,000 in funds collected from the property sold. The month-long auction raised 52% more funds than the appraised value of the unclaimed items.

This is not the first time Massachusetts has actioned off unclaimed property; it is the 7th time the state has used eBay to help sold part of the unclaimed property problem. However, this current auction proved to be a success as only 40 items were not sold.

If anyone can prove any of these sold unclaimed items are theirs, the state will give the owner the full sale price for the items.