February 7th, 2013
It’s a little known fact that unclaimed money and lost cash have reached unprecedented amounts across the country. Right now state officials in New York, Michigan, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oregon and Florida are scrambling to find ways to return the billions of collective dollars to the rightful owners. The problem is that many of the names on the list have moved, making the addresses and oftentimes phone numbers incorrect. With no way to get a hold of the rightful owners, officials are at a standstill and yet the money continues to pile in month after month. This means that it is up to the citizens of this great country to conduct a search for lost cash on their own. Luckily, this search only takes a moment.
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2013 Will Be A Huge Year To Search For Lost Cash(343 words, 1 image, estimated 1:22 mins reading time)
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February 5th, 2013
Your 401K account is designed to keep you solvent in your retirement years for those days when you can no longer work so hard. By adding to your 401K when you’re young, virile and working, you can be sure that you’ll have a hefty sum left over when the time comes to cash those chips in. In some cases, your employer will even add to your 401K account, providing you with an even bigger nest egg for when you reach retirement age. However, with job turnover rates so high, we are seeing an increase in lost funds originated from these very accounts. If you changed jobs and you fear you may have lost funds from your 401K account, it’s time to do something about it.
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Don’t Lose Track Of Your 401K(412 words, 2 images, estimated 1:39 mins reading time)
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