There are several states looking for people that have unclaimed money. You could also be one of the fortunate ones.
Both Mississippi’s and Louisiana’s state treasuries hold unclaimed funds, stocks and money residents own but do not necessarily know they have.
Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter has more than $300 million to give away to rightful owners.
The money, which private businesses turn over to the state, could be anything from an overpaid utility bill to stocks a great-grandparent had. The amounts also vary. Unclaimed property also passes down from one generation to another.
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There are several states looking for people that have unclaimed money. You could also be one of the fortunate ones.<\/p>\n\n\t
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Both Mississippi’s and Louisiana’s state treasuries hold unclaimed funds, stocks and money residents own but do not necessarily know they have.<\/p>\n\n\t
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Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter has more than $300 million to give away to rightful owners.<\/p>\n\n\t
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The money, which private businesses turn over to the state, could be anything from an overpaid utility bill to stocks a great-grandparent had. The amounts also vary. Unclaimed property also passes down from one generation to another.<\/p>\n\n