Unclaimed Property Blog

Making money at home is considered non-existent. It is a fact that making money at home is very difficult and making a lot at home is nearly impossible. Trying to locate unclaimed funds or unclaimed money by sitting at home is the only way today that can make you rich. With the advent of modernization and the expansion of global network, locating funds by sitting at home has become much easier and a much needed service because the state agencies are carrying the burden of managing these unclaimed assets.

Almost every American has some unclaimed money waiting for them. Unclaimed money is extremely common among Americans, and the national amount keeps growing at an exponential pace.

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With all these unclaimed money websites appearing now, its hard to distinguish which ones are legitimate, and which ones are a scam, trying to either get your information or your money.

I recently came across a great article on CashUnclaimed.com, one of the unclaimed money databases that has been around the longest. This article explains a lot about the company, their motivates, and really validates that it is not a scam company.

It seems many have found success finding unclaimed money with CashUnclaimed.com. They are upfront about any costs, and also offer a money-back guarantee. The website is even McAfee secure! This definitely doesn’t sound like a scam to me!

If you feel the concept of free unclaimed money was a myth, then you need to give it a second thought, because according to a recent survey there are billions of dollars lying in the US treasury in the form of free unclaimed money.

This is not all for the volume of free unclaimed money is growing at an unprecedented rate across the United States of America with each state contributing its share.

In order to get your share of free unclaimed money, all you need to do is file a claim and reclaim your dues. You never know, you might become rich by simply unearthing your hidden property and pave way for the others to follow suit.

It has happened before and here it is again. A State Treasurer advertising unclaimed property in an attempt to get his name and face into public view.

North Carolina State Treasurer Richard Moore is contemplating running for governor. This is not uncommon, we all want to move up in our jobs.

Currently he is using escheat money to pay for television ads to raise awareness of the escheat fund. What is the escheat fund? It is a pool of unclaimed money from abandoned bank accounts, unclaimed utility deposits and other sources.

When you read about people claiming cash you may wonder “How could they lose it?”. This news may add to your concern since we are talking about a baseball team able to claim money the state is holding.

According to the Boston Herald, the Boston Red Sox will be claiming $7,288 in abandoned property that Massachusetts State Treasurer Tim Cahill is holding for the team.

If you ever wondered if it was too good to be true…

Are you a mystery shopper wanna be? There are many enticing advertisements and internet sites to choose from, but which do you respond to? Which ones are the real thing?

Here are some tips:

Most mystery shopping firms give applicants a test. The test can be for basic things like spelling and grammar, but also more subtle things like observational skills and the ability to duplicate an order.

Companies want detail-oriented people who can follow explicit instructions. They need people who are observant and can collect the data the companies have requested.

Who wins in this situation? The consumer or “the system”? Getting credit is very easy today and many take advantage of the endless offers only to end up in a bankruptcy situation. Now laws on bankruptcy have changed and are more difficult for the consumer.

Often laws and regulations are implemented to address a situation that only the minority of people are involved in and does not take into account what the majority of consumers are actually doing. Then the law penalizes the majority for the minority’s errors or stupidity.

Here is a question regarding such a situation which was posed to the Bankruptcy Advisor at Bankrate.com

Iowa State Treasurer, Mike Fitzgerald, is not going to just sit back and do nothing about it. What is it? It is a rebate, you know, when you make a purchase with an offer to get money back. Well some don’t give you the money back. Here is a story about that exact issue.

State Treasurer Fitzgerald says he has asked the Attorney General to file a lawsuit against Young America Corporation for unpaid rebates. Fitzgerald found that this company as well as others offer refunds or rebates, but does not make good on the offer.