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Massachusetts has recently reported a total of $2 billion existing in unclaimed money. Massachusetts State Treasurer, Steven Grossman, claims that one in ten residents of MA have unclaimed money that they have been unaware of for years.

Grossman is trying hard to return this $2 Billion back to its owners. In the 2011 fiscal year, he was successful in returning $76 million back to Massachusetts residents. He aims to return more in the 2012 fiscal year.

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Texas unclaimed property is creating headlines for reaching an alarming figure of $2.2 billion. The state agencies are still in a dilemma to find a strategy in order to put a stop to the growth rate of this lost money pile. As per the state agencies, the total records presently with the state averages to be around 12 million.

Texas unclaimed money and property are some of the main problems that have been disturbing the economy of Texas for a quite a time now. The state agencies are trying their best towards attaining a robust technique to curb the growth of lost money pile, and also to create one of the best unclaimed property search technique. It is because of the repeated efforts of the state there were returns of about $164 million last year to the rightful owners.

Famous pop-singer, Jason Mraz, has unclaimed money in West Virginia. The treasurer of West Virginia is urging singer Jason Mraz to come forward and claim his unclaimed money. Treasurer, John Perdue, announced that Jason Mraz is among the list of many that have unclaimed money under their name.

West Virginia currently has over $152 million in unclaimed money, which accounts for 716,000 unclaimed property accounts.

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Today, the AARP posted an article about the importance of finding unclaimed money. They claim there is nearly $33 BILLION that currently exists in unclaimed money throughout the country.

The AARP urges it’s readers to search for their unclaimed money for free, mentioning various websites that offer free unclaimed money searches. Among them, CashUnclaimed.com, which is failed to be mentioned, is however, the BEST unclaimed money website to use when searching for unclaimed money. CashUnclaimed.com has the ability to search both state and federal records at once, saving much time and allowing the MOST amount of unclaimed money found.

Recently reported, one St. Louis firm received over $118,000 in unclaimed money. This firm had over 52 individual accounts, which all belonged to the company.

The unclaimed money was made up of unclaimed stocks, bonds, refunds, dividends, and rebates.

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Reported in the Washington Post, the state of Maryland is searching for the owners of unclaimed property. The state Comptroller, Peter Franchot, is running a list of unclaimed property owners in the annual paper for the next 2 weeks. There is currently $50 million being held by the Maryland state treasury in unclaimed property, and it is the state Comptroller’s mission to return this money back to its owners.

The state is currently holding money that has been unclaimed for 3 years or more. They have been successful in returning over $300 million over the past few years in unclaimed property, and hope this “Treasure Hunt” initiative will help to return more.

Reported earlier today, Illinois is having great success with their unclaimed property auction. They have experienced high numbers of visitors since the site launched. 14,734 out of 14,866 items were sold on the website. These items were all items that have been unclaimed in over 5 years.

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The unclaimed money pile is a problem that all states across United States are dealing with, especially Florida, who claims the figure to be in the millions when it comes to unclaimed inheritance money. State initiatives are not yielding the desired results.

The state agencies in Florida, which includes the treasury itself, claims that Florida unclaimed property accumulated up to an approximate of more than $1 million. As per the agencies, the primary source that contributes to the growing pile are the dormant accounts lying with the financial institutions, like banks, while other sources are company holdings and utility securities. Other contributors to the pile of unclaimed inheritance money in Florida include coins, jewelry, stamps, currency and un-cashed gift checks.

One of the auditors of the Oklahoma’s treasurer’s office is accused of stealing unclaimed money from the treasury. She is accused of stealing around $30,000 from the unclaimed money pile. Oklahoma currently has around $350 million existing in unclaimed money.

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Reported today in the August Chronicle, George alone has $30 million in the form of unclaimed IRS money. This unclaimed IRS money is all from the year 2008, belonging to a majority of college students and senior citizens.

Anyone who worked part time jobs in 2008 is more likely to have some of this $30 million waiting for them. This consists mainly of people who made too little to have to file for an income tax return.

The state of Georgia is urging anyone who might think they have unclaimed money to come forward and take the steps to claiming it back.