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Texas Has Billions in Unclaimed Money

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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