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Idaho Woman Find Thousands In Unclaimed CD

Just announced earlier today, one woman from Idaho was reunited with a CD she had opened in California. She had moved out of CA to Idaho in 2007, forgetting about the CD she had open. Years later, she was finally reunited with the CD, giving her a few thousand in unclaimed money!

Changing residences is one of the main reasons unclaimed money exists. Moving from state to state may also cause a problem finding unclaimed money. Most unclaimed money searches only allow state-by-state searches, so finding unclaimed money in other states is a long procedure as you have to search each state individually.

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