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Wisconsin is Busy Returning Unclaimed Money

Over $33 Million in unclaimed money was return to Wisconsin citizen’s last year in 2011. Unfortunately, Wisconsin still holds on to millions in unclaimed money that is waiting to be returned to its owners.

Luckily, Wisconsin has no laws on the length of time the government will hold the unclaimed money. This is why it is important to continuously check for unclaimed money for yourself, your friends, and any deceased relatives. You might be lucky!

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