There are many stories about people being reunited with their money. Have you ever wondered how they lost it in the first place? Continue reading to find some answers to this question.
In Florida, Treasurer John Kennedy recently returned more that $133,000 in unclaimed money to owners.
He held an event at a local mall where shoppers could go onto the internet and search for unclaimed money.
This was the first event since hurricane Katrina. Kennedy also feels the total was the most money he has given away at any one event.
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There are many stories about people being reunited with their money. Have you ever wondered how they lost it in the first place? Continue reading to find some answers to this question.<\/p>\n\n\t
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In Florida, Treasurer John Kennedy recently returned more that $133,000 in unclaimed money to owners.
\nHe held an event at a local mall where shoppers could go onto the internet and search for unclaimed money.<\/p>\n\n\t
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This was the first event since hurricane Katrina. Kennedy also feels the total was the most money he has given away at any one event.<\/p>\n\n