Unclaimed Money Search

UNCLAIMED MONEY SEARCH

When it comes to unclaimed money, it is important to understand there is NOT a central database ANYWHERE which you can search all 50 states.

In fact, many media outlets have been misleading users for years telling them to search Missing Money and the truth is, even as stated on their website, all claims are not available in their database and all states do not participate.

I ask you...why waste your time searching incomplete databases?

Conduct an Unclaimed Money Search the right way, and be sure to search for your money on a regular basis as millions of dollars are added year round.

It is a free unclaimed money search once you know where and how to search databases correctly!

For details on How To Search For Unclaimed Money, simply follow this link and get started searching minutes from right now!

Good luck!

How to find unclaimed money and property.

This blog has been created to answer questions from visitors to http://www.unclaimedmoney.net and in association with http://www.unclaimedfunds.net

Users of this web site are given a username and password to find unclaimed money and property for a one time access charge with zero additional costs. Also offering a ninety day guarantee.

Users may find: Pre Escheat accounts Death benefits Tax returns Uncashed checks Deposit boxes Inheritances Stocks & Bonds Gift certificates Insurance benefits Utility deposits Personal Items Money orders Lost Inheritances Tax returns Paychecks Bank accounts HUD Refunds Life Insurance Unclaimed Property Pensions and more...

Questions should be directed to find your money @ aol .com

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Bureau Of Unclaimed Money

The Bureau Of Unclaimed Money is not one central location. In fact, each state has it's own unclaimed money and property office which can make it difficult for some to find the official sites. Even pro Internet surfers have been duped by less than honest websites which appear to display positive results for unclaimed money claims no matter what name you might enter into their system.

To ensure you are searching the official unclaimed money bureaus, and to learn everything related to unclaimed money, Americans should register at showmemymoney.com.

Uncashed Tax Refunds in Mississippi

More than $669,000 in tax refund checks went uncashed this year by Mississippi residents, mostly because people did not tell the Internal Revenue Service or the post office when they moved, according to the government.

If you are interested in finding out if you are due unclaiemd money, you can trust the folks at http://www.unclaimedmoney.net

Unclaimed Money Fraud

Looks like Delaware get the award for most abuse in abandoned property.

It was reported today that Delaware Finance employees may have stolen up to one millions dollars in unclaimed money. These guys were quite sneaky!

Here's an excerpt:

Finance Department employees may have stolen as much as $1 million in the last two years using an intricate fraud scheme targeting refunds for unclaimed stock certificates, bank accounts and other abandoned assets that revert to state ownership.

Abandoned financial property -- known as escheat -- is one of the state's largest revenue sources, bringing in about $364.9 million last year alone. Money comes from abandoned assets that have been dormant for five or more years or unredeemed retail store gift cards.

Because so many corporations are set up in Delaware a large volume of abandoned financial property held by banks and corporations legally reverts to Delaware. Read more...

Ever wonder how many states do not get caught doing this?

Even better reason to find your money before they screw yours up too!

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Finding Texas Unclaimed Money

Texas unclaimed money is estimated to be in the multi millions.

Considering that many states try to hide these unclaimed funds from their citizens, it is refreshing to see local newspapers jumping into the action and helping resident find their unclaimed money in Texas.

The following story comes from the Daily Times:

The Texas Comptroller’s Office has published its annual list of unclaimed property, which includes the names of 152,000 people in the state who have at least $250 owed to them.

The Daily Times now has a copy of the list available at its front desk.

The unclaimed property could include a dormant bank account, a forgotten utility deposit, uncashed check, unclaimed investment income, securities, or family heirlooms from an abandoned safe deposit box.

Here is a site dedicated to helping users find their money online.
http://www.squidoo.com/texas-unclaimed-money/

To purchase unclaimed property for sale on eBay from the state of Texas, here is their eBay link.

Alabama Unclaimed Money

I found an interesting post about Alabama unclaimed money and how much of the property is turned over to the state. Read the story here...

They report to update their database once per year, so it's important to search often.

The Alabama site adds:

Unclaimed assets are reported in the name or Social Security number of the owner(s) along with any owner information (if available).

The Treasurer's office will periodically update this database to include new names reported and to remove those which have completed the claim process and have been returned to its rightful owner(s).