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According to Missouri State Treasurer, Clint Zweifel, police and fire departments in Missouri are among those who are owed unclaimed property or money. The state of Missouri currently is holding on to $700 million in unclaimed money, which belongs to 4.3 million account holders.

Businesses or Corporations are among individuals who are encouraged to search for unclaimed money or property. Individuals aren’t the only ones who may have unclaimed money. There have been many businesses, corporations, and even government institutions who are owed unclaimed money.

A few days ago, Virginia saw a $250,000 lottery ticket go unclaimed, according to the Washington Times. This money has since expired, after 6 months of remaining unclaimed. The money will go to the Virginia Literary Fund as a donation.

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According to the Gazettenet.com, Massachusetts is holding over $45 million in unclaimed dollars for Hampshire county alone. This is not an uncommon thing for most states in the United States. According to Caettenet.com, one in 10 people in Hampshire County, which means 70,244 property owners, are owed unclaimed assets of $100 or more!

There are more than 1,200 property owners in Hampshire County have unclaimed funds ranging from $2,500 to $60,000!

The Massachusetts State Treasurer, Steve Grossman, has been releasing names of unclaimed property and money owners in hopes people will come forward to claim their unclaimed money.

NBC 10 Philadelphia recently reported the high amounts of unclaimed property in the state. Each year, millions of dollars in unclaimed property is received by the State Treasury. Regardless of their returning of $33.5 million last year, the state still is sitting on millions.

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The Great Iowa Treasure Hunt has hit Plymouth County attempting to return unclaimed money. The Great Iowa Treasure Hunt has officially hit the cities of Plymouth County on Monday, June 18th, with lists of unclaimed money owners published in the local newspapers.

Plymouth County is currently sitting on over $350,000 in unclaimed property. State Treasurer, Michael Fitzgerald, is determined to return this money back to Plymouth residents.

The most common forms of unclaimed money currently being held in Iowa is unclaimed savings and checking accounts, stocks, un-cashed checks, and life insurance policies.

A new, upcoming primary source of unclaimed money lies in unclaimed child support money. With over $25 billion pending with the state in the form of unclaimed child support funds, ‘Good Morning America’ is trying to educate people and motivate them to claim the same in time. This initiative is in the form of articles that offer all the necessary information related to unclaimed child support.

Stories on unclaimed money or property can be seen on local news stations around the country. As a part of the recent initiatives launched by the state agencies, to deal with the growing problem of unclaimed money, the state agencies are now using local news stations to locate the real owners of the properties by vocal advertisements.

According to the Coshocton Tribne, the list of dormant unclaimed funds was released to the public Tuesday, June 12th in Coshocton County, Ohio. Currently, there are 301 accounts who are owed over $77,650 in unclaimed funds. This list included those who had $50 or more. These funds are currently being held by the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds.

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In the 2012 fiscal year, the state of Missouri has returned over $36.5 million to it’s residents, which is a record in returns for unclaimed property for the state. The number has amount to 123,000 Missouri residents who have found their unclaimed property.

Despite the fact that Missouri has returned $119 million since 2009, the state treasury still holds on to $700 million in unclaimed property, belonging to 4.3 million accounts.

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Vermont state treasurer, Beth Pearce, announced $57 million in unclaimed property receipts in their state. Beth Pearce has been urging citizens of Vermont to search for their unclaimed money. According to Pearce, people should be checking for their unclaimed money at least once a year.

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