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CBS Explains How To Claim Unclaimed Money in 2012

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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