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As reported on KGMI News, Washington State is holding millions in unclaimed money, as are most other states in the U.S. To be exact, Washington is holding on to $817 million, mostly in the form of unclaimed paychecks, deposits and life insurance, which is all being held by the government.

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Unclaimed lottery money has been a front-runner in the source of the unclaimed money piles the state governments are sitting on. Last year, California reported around $17.25 million in terms of lottery money alone that went totally unused, as there was nobody to claim them. Where does all this money go, is what everyone wants to know.

The current estimate of unclaimed lottery money in California comes around to be around $17.25 million, but the figures are still being confirmed by the lottery agencies of California. The main reason behind the accumulation of such huge amount is the human nature of becoming forgetful in the long run and people fail to match the figures of the winning numbers with what they have purchased.

According to the Lane Report, Kentucky recently held an event to return their unclaimed property. This event proved to be very successful and over $500,000 was returned to unclaimed property owners in Frankfort, KY.

Over 200 people came to the 4 hour event on June 1st, and 131 claims were started on this unclaimed property. The refund amounts started as as little as $10, and increased to several hundreds of dollars.

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Over $2.6 million in unclaimed lottery money went unclaimed in the last fiscal year in Wisconsin. In total, over the last 14 years, $47.5 million unclaimed lottery money went unclaimed.

Lottery spokesman, Andrew Bohage, claims this large amount of unclaimed money is due to the fact that everyone is so focused on the jackpot rather than the smaller winnings one can win when playing the Lottery. If they have not hit the jackpot, they throw their ticket away, even if they might have won a smaller jackpot.

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Indianan holds $360 million in unclaimed property or money. 43% of that comes form securities. About 16% comes from lost wages and payroll and only %15 comes from checks.

The United States as a while has $33 billion in unclaimed money. Only about $1.5 billion is returned each year.

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Arkansas is sitting on millions in unclaimed money. As per the recent news reports, the state of Arkansas is said to be sitting on top of a pile of a massive pile of 76 million dollars of unclaimed money.

The state is currently riding on a high pile of 76 million dollars of unclaimed federal assistance money. This money was actually raised for the low-income families residing in the state, but due to some concerns, the amount remains unclaimed. The state treasury is asking people to search the database of the state of Arkansas to get information on the total amount pending under their name. Non-state sponsored websites may also prove to be a good source of information for the claimants to get information on the total amount of unclaimed federal money pending under their name.

The city of Sacramento has nearly $2 million in unclaimed money owed to residents and businesses. However, the city has recently imposed a deadline of June 25th for organizations to claim their unclaimed money.

Sacramento has recently publicized the list of unclaimed money owners through legal notices, email alerts and social networking sites, however no one from the list is being contacted directly. Some organizations on the list:
SPCA is owed $350
Sacramento Renaissance Tower is owed nearly $8,000
Sacramento Sheriff’s Department is owed over $500
Sacramento County Recorder is owed more than $1,000

If the money is not claimed by June 25, the money will go into the city’s budget for basic services.

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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