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ABC News Informs on How to Find Unclaimed Money

Today, ABC news reported on how to find unclaimed money with local governments. This article shows that cities/counties or local governments can also owe you unclaimed money; not just banks and businesses.

The city of Pasadena, CA alone owes more than $250,000 to its citizens. This article urges people who have ever done business with a local government or applied for a permit of license to check for unclaimed money, as their chances of finding something are higher than others.

One of the best ways to search for your local government unclaimed money is with CashUnclaimed.com, the largest unclaimed money database in the world. Log on and search for your unclaimed money for FREE today!

To read the article, click HERE

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