State treasuries and other agencies are holding billions in unclaimed assets, and some of it could be yours. Accounts that have been inactive for at least a year are considered unclaimed assets and can include checking and savings, payroll checks, utility deposits and tax refunds. They may also include stock certificates, certificates of deposit, insurance benefits, pension payments and safe-deposit-box contents.
Anyone can search a state’s unclaimed property database (go to www.unclaimed.org for links) or go to www.missingmoney.com to search 40 states’ databases at once. See 8 Places to Find Free Money for more.
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