Missing funds turn up all the time in treasury accounts throughout the country and it’s not always clear who the money belongs to. With no identity tied to the money, treasury officials at the state and federal level can only hold onto the money for a certain period of time in the hopes that the rightful owners will come forward. This is why treasury officials are urging all Americans to attempt to find missing funds before the money is deemed completely abandoned, in which case the missing funds will be lost forever. Let’s assume that you do search for and find missing funds in your name? What do you do then? The answer is a simple one. You simply claim those missing funds as your own.
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Missing funds turn up all the time in treasury accounts throughout the country and it’s not always clear who the money belongs to. With no identity tied to the money, treasury officials at the state and federal level can only hold onto the money for a certain period of time in the hopes that the rightful owners will come forward. This is why treasury officials are urging all Americans to attempt to find missing funds before the money is deemed completely abandoned, in which case the missing funds will be lost forever. Let’s assume that you do search for and find missing funds<\/a> in your name? What do you do then? The answer is a simple one. You simply claim those missing funds as your own.<\/p>\n\n