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West Virginia Has Your Unclaimed Property

According to West Virginia State Treasurer, John Perdue, 1 out of 5 West Virginians have some form of unclaimed funds waiting for them.

West Virginia is holding over $152 million in unclaimed funds, which belongs to 716,561 different accounts. Since taking office, John Perdue has been able to return more than $113 million to West Virginia residents.

John Perdue has utilized visiting local senior centers with laptops and access to the unclaimed property database to help return money to the owners.

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