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Websites Can Help Find Your Unclaimed Money

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.

There are many websites available to use to conduct unclaimed money searches. One of the most recommended is CashUnclaimed.com, the largest and best unclaimed money database in the world. CashUnclaimed.com also offers FREE unclaimed money searches! Click HERE to search for your unclaimed money for FREE!!

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