Current and former Arizona residents seem to be in the dark about the state’s unclaimed money problem. With over $400 million in lost funds and with more flowing in all the time, one would assume that current and former residents would be lining up to collect some of that money that could be rightfully theirs. Yet very few people ever step up to claim Arizona lost funds, which is why the state is in its current predicament. If residents don’t start stepping up soon, the amount could reach half a billion dollars in just a year or two.
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Current and former Arizona residents seem to be in the dark about the state’s unclaimed money problem. With over $400 million in lost funds and with more flowing in all the time, one would assume that current and former residents would be lining up to collect some of that money that could be rightfully theirs. Yet very few people ever step up to claim Arizona lost funds, which is why the state is in its current predicament. If residents don’t start stepping up soon, the amount could reach half a billion dollars in just a year or two.<\/p>\n\n\t
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