October 19th, 2012
Are you short on cash? Could you use a little extra money to get buy, to pay your bills, take an extravagant vacation or buy the latest gadget? If so, you have two options. You can play the lottery, which doesn’t come with very good odds, or you can search for unclaimed assets. Unclaimed assets are those goods and sums of money that are left in limbo, so to speak. The funds and items are stuck in state and federal treasury accounts and in banks and storage units all over the country. The thing is, there are billions of dollars in unclaimed assets and a big portion of it is inheritance money. That old rich aunt you never knew about might have left you a hundred thousand dollars. Are you interested in unclaimed assets now?
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Discover Inheritance Money And Other Unclaimed Assets(418 words, 2 images, estimated 1:40 mins reading time)
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October 15th, 2012
California is facing yet another crisis which is hitting its already struggling economy. The problem directly has to do with California unclaimed assets, which will continue to act as a burden on the State until more people come forward. Unclaimed assets are basically goods, as well as money, that have been left behind for various reasons. The California unclaimed assets are called unclaimed because someone does own them. The problem is that most people who have unclaimed assets in California have no idea that the money is even owed to them. That is why it is up to us to search for unclaimed assets in California so that we can finally help our economy recover.
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California Unclaimed Assets Are On The Rise Again(368 words, 1 image, estimated 1:28 mins reading time)
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October 12th, 2012
If you are one of the people who have been paying attention to the news in and around New York lately, you may have noticed that the state is facing a massive crisis. It seems that there is a substantial amount of unclaimed assets that are pouring into our State Treasury accounts. These unclaimed assets belong to people who live in New York and anyone who used to be a resident and until these individuals come forward, the money will continue to remain lost and unclaimed.
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New York Is Seeing The Effects Of Unclaimed Assets On The Rise(701 words, 2 images, estimated 2:48 mins reading time)
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June 14th, 2012
It is truly ironic to think that many people struggle to achieve riches or at least financial stability, yet forget thousands of dollars worth of unclaimed assets from their portfolios and investment tools. But with the emergence of search websites like Cash Unclaimed, finding unclaimed assets has never been easier.
Unclaimed assets have increasingly turned into a major problem among all federal agencies. Unclaimed assets or money pertain to the firm or accounts that are under the jurisdiction of the state or any financial organization that has not had any financial operations for the past year/s. A mainstream form of unclaimed asset or money that piles up with the state include, but not limited to, the following:
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Finding Unclaimed Assets Has Never Been Easier(671 words, 2 images, estimated 2:41 mins reading time)
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April 26th, 2012
With the global recession continuously wreaking havoc in different parts of the world, the value of a dollar cannot be overemphasized for many individuals, families, and entities. Yet sadly, millions of residents in the United States have still been able to afford billions of dollars worth of assets abandoned and unclaimed. Whether it’s money from your utility deposits and old savings accounts or the estate of a deceased family member, there is in fact a staggering amount of unclaimed assets that exist today.
Which Assets are Considered Unclaimed?
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Billions in Unclaimed Assets Exist(666 words, 2 images, estimated 2:40 mins reading time)
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October 13th, 2011
Unclaimed assets grow in amounts every day in all 50 states. Many of the reasons for this increase are linked to the condition of the economy. Persons owed refunds or other assets cannot be located because they have had to relocate due to job loss, foreclosure or some other issue. You may be one of those owed funds or other valuables and totally unaware of this fact. Even within your own state, official efforts to locate the proper recipients of unclaimed assets are typically passive in nature, requiring the individual citizen to suspect that he or she may be owed money in the first place, and then to know how to take action to obtain it.
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Find Unclaimed Assets Online(661 words, 2 images, estimated 2:39 mins reading time)
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September 27th, 2011
Most states are attempting to motivate people to claim their unclaimed assets; over 50 states have their individual websites that update data on a regular basis. These websites offer independent searches to anyone who has access to internet. All you have to do is start the search after deciding on the location and then enter personal details in the website like name or social security number for better filtered results. Unclaimed assets searches have been simplified by the state by organizing fairs on a timely basis that offer assistance to a person on a walk-in basis wherein you can search and claim the property on the spot.
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Search for Unclaimed Assets(496 words, estimated 1:59 mins reading time)
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March 30th, 2011
The unclaimed asset vault is at an all time high. In the government and bureaucratic circles, it is a major concern for the state treasury officials as well as the federal decision makers. After a prolonged phase of planning, State and Federal governments have taken a joint stance towards creating a viable and effective outreach program to spread the awareness about the unclaimed property.
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Tips to Finding Unclaimed Assets (570 words, estimated 2:17 mins reading time)
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