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Pensacola and Colorado Residents Reclaim Millions in Unclaimed Property as Inflation Soars
In the middle of inflation-driven financial stress, rising grocery bills, and growing rent prices, a surprising form of economic relief has landed for thousands of Americans—some ...
Did You Miss Pennsylvania’s Unclaimed Property Event? You Can Still Check for Money in Your Name
Were you able to find unclaimed money linked to your name at the Pennsylvania State Capitol last Wednesday? If you missed the Pennsylvania Treasury’s unclaimed property...
7 Secret Places to Look for Unclaimed Cash in Florida
With prices rising and jobs under pressure, every dollar counts, and many Floridians may be sitting on money they didn’t know they had. The Florida Division of Unclaimed Property says 1 in 5 residents h...
Indiana Gave Back $56 Million in Unclaimed Money This Year — Yours Might Be In There
If you’ve ever wondered whether money you’re owed is just sitting somewhere waiting for you, Indiana has some exciting news. Attorney General Todd Rokita’s Unclaimed Pr...
Texas Has Already Returned $5 Billion. More Money Is Still Unclaimed
Texas has already returned more than $5 billion in unclaimed property, but billions more are still sitting unclaimed, according to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. For many Texans, that money may...
From $5 to Thousands: What Kentuckians Are Finding in Unclaimed Money
If you live in Kentucky, there’s a real chance money is sitting in your name. State officials say more than $100 million in unclaimed property has already been returned to residents, with payouts r...
Overdraft Fee Settlements: How to Check If You’re Owed Money From Your Bank
Banks have paid out hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years to settle lawsuits over overdraft fees. These cases claim that some financial institutions used practices that unfairly increas...
Valley Residents May Be Owed Part of $125 Million in Unclaimed Texas Funds
More than $125 million in unclaimed money belongs to Rio Grande Valley residents, according to the Texas Comptroller’s Office. The funds come from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, utili...
Idle Bank Account Warning: How to Keep Your Money From Being Taken by the State
It sounds extreme, but it happens more often than people think. Leave a bank account untouched for too long, and the money can be removed and sent to the state. This process, handled under stat...
