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Unclaimed money is now being scammed. Recently, a Texas woman was sent to federal prison for scamming unclaimed money, and taking the identities of those who are owed unclaimed money. Taking the identities of others, and scamming money is a federal crime, and she will be serving 57 months in federal prison.

It is unknown how much money she scammed from the real owners of unclaimed money. However, she got away with it for so long since these owners did not know the money existed.

According to a recent Washington Post article, there is currently $32 BILION in unclaimed money in the United States. Unclaimed money has become a major issue among most of the states in the US. Among them, California and New York currently have the highest amounts of unclaimed money sitting with their state treasurers.

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Just announce today; one anonymous Kansas City resident made Missouri history. She was owed $6.1 MILLION in unclaimed money. This is, by far, the largest sum of unclaimed money owed to anyone, and returned to them, in the history of Missouri unclaimed money. This money was in the form of a lost security.

What a lucky day for that Kansas City woman!

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In a recent Good Morning America, they featured a story about unclaimed money. This story was slightly different than other unclaimed money stories most have been hearing about; one local school from a small town in New York was owed OVER $6,000! The money was not to an individual, but a school!

This was a tear-jerker, as the school recently suffered horrible flooding damaged due to recent Hurricane Irene. The school is still under repair, and the unclaimed money could not have come at a better time!

In today’s news, the state of Massachusetts has auctioned off enough unclaimed property to collect over $400,000 in funds collected from the property sold. The month-long auction raised 52% more funds than the appraised value of the unclaimed items.

This is not the first time Massachusetts has actioned off unclaimed property; it is the 7th time the state has used eBay to help sold part of the unclaimed property problem. However, this current auction proved to be a success as only 40 items were not sold.

If anyone can prove any of these sold unclaimed items are theirs, the state will give the owner the full sale price for the items.

Just reported today, there are over 100 people in Northern New York alone who are owed unclaimed IRS money. The average refund amount for these 100 people is $812. Statewide, New York has over 7,002 people who are owed unclaimed IRS refunds.

The IRS has made a list for New York residents available online to view. Its that easy to search for your unclaimed tax refund money!

Most of these refunds have not been received due to incorrect or unknown mailing addresses. If you think you are one of the 7,000 New York residents who is owed unclaimed IRS money, log on to https://www.cashunclaimed.com to search for your money!

Just announced today by Louisiana Insurance Commissioner, Jim Donelon, the state of Louisiana holds over $270 MILLION in unclaimed Louisiana insurance rebates. Just last week, Donelon issued notices to the owners of these rebates, in hopes they will turn up to claim their unclaimed money.

Legislators have passed a law that gives the owners a 4 year window to claim back their money. If it is not claimed in 4 years, that money will be turned over to the state, and used for a number of state initiatives.

Unclaimed money is a big issue in the small state of Connecticut. The state treasuries in Connecticut are their trying best with their implemented initiatives to slow down the alarming growth of state unclaimed money but the progress is still the topic of discussion. The initiatives led by the state include dedicated websites for citizens, annual public releases and public fairs to educate people about the Connecticut unclaimed money.

The Connecticut unclaimed money is kept under the safe custody of the state controller until the rightful owner is found. With application procedure made easier and a centralized website for information, Connecticut hopes for the problem of state unclaimed money and unclaimed property, to slow down a bit in coming times.

State governments are having a huge reserve of unclaimed public money, despite the efforts to bolster its economy in this era of one of the largest economic slump. Most of the states have expressed their conerns with this influx of unclaimed funds into their treasuries. The ratio of incoming funds to the funds which are being claimed is still very high. Millions of dollars of unaccounted money is held in state treasuries with no possible outlet in sight.

At the moment, more than $40 billion dollars of unclaimed money and assets are waiting to be returned to their rightful owners. Statistically, more than 30 million American are missing out on their hard earned money which is still lying with the state treasuries.

A Chicago local recently hit the jackpot with an unclaimed lottery ticket. A Chicago man, Irvin Przyborski, 61, a retired truck driver, came across an old lottery ticket worth $9 million, when looking through his tax records. Going through his tax documents, WBBM radio reports, Przyborski came across an old Illinois Lottery ticket from March of 2010. He had bought a number of tickets around that time, and went through most of them, finding no winners. One of them had apparently fallen into his tax file inadvertently. After he unearthed the missing numbers, he took them to his local corner store, only to discover that he was suddenly a millionaire.