Unclaimed Property Blog

Is there Nebraska unclaimed money? As the fuzz about unclaimed cash and properties infest the media, the number of states publicizing their records also grows in existence. Recently, states like Texas, Montana and Missouri have announced their interest in giving back unclaimed properties to their people. For all Nebraska residents, here lies good news especially for those aching to dig buried treasures in various state agencies. The NE State Treasurer, Shane Osborn, will now take over the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrations (NAUPA).

Is it possible there are millions in Nevada unclaimed tax refunds? Little did we know it is in the law that the Internal Revenue gives out tax refunds to the people. Each year, hundreds of thousands worth of dollars are left unreturned by the state and unclaimed tax refunds are just one of the many forms of unclaimed cash in America.

Actually, the whole of United States have been stunned by the news of unreturned and unclaimed money kept by the state’s treasury. Around $400 million worth of cash and properties were collected for proper return in the said state. Texas, Missouri and Montana rise up on the list as well with over a half-a-billion dollars worth of money. And as for Nevada, huge amounts of tax refund accounts were uncovered and set for return anytime by the government.

Is there secret unclaimed money in Montana? Perhaps everybody is metaphorically thankful that the economy is in a bad shape now; if not, millions of unclaimed money and properties would not be discovered.

The fuzz about these dormant assets has recently proliferated all over the news. Whether it’s online or broadcast and print, the states are calling out for possible owners of unclaimed cash in their records. In the United States of America, at least 400 billion dollars were found kept by the government.

Good news for residents of New Hampshire as the State’s government announces their interest in returning hundreds of thousands worth of unclaimed cash and property kept by the treasury. Actually, the whole of America was surprised by the chain of statements publicized by various states calling the attention of their ‘forgetful’ citizens about these properties kept untouched and unreturned for years or even decades.