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		<description>[...] kewlninja wrote an interesting post today onHere&#8217;s a quick excerpt Residents of the Garden State pay some of the highest property taxes in the country- as much as twice the amount paid by residents in the other states. Once can&#8217;t help but wonder then why a significant number of NJ homeowners have neglected to claim their property tax rebates. Quite puzzling specially during times like these. A WCBS news report says 200,000 Garden State dwellers have NJ unclaimed money from property tax refunds worth a whopping $200 million! You think that&#8217;s a lot? That&#8217;s only a fraction of the total New Jersey unclaimed money pile in the State Treasury owed to 1.3 million people! Aside from tax rebates, New Jersey unclaimed money comes from comes from numerous other sources like forgotten bank accounts, uncashed salary checks, insurance benefits, stocks and bonds that have been languishing, unused gift checks, even items from abandoned safe deposit boxes. People, specially if they&#8217;ve been working [&#8230;] [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] kewlninja wrote an interesting post today onHere&#8217;s a quick excerpt Residents of the Garden State pay some of the highest property taxes in the country- as much as twice the amount paid by residents in the other states. Once can&#8217;t help but wonder then why a significant number of NJ homeowners have neglected to claim their property tax rebates. Quite puzzling specially during times like these. A WCBS news report says 200,000 Garden State dwellers have NJ unclaimed money from property tax refunds worth a whopping $200 million! You think that&#8217;s a lot? That&#8217;s only a fraction of the total New Jersey unclaimed money pile in the State Treasury owed to 1.3 million people! Aside from tax rebates, New Jersey unclaimed money comes from comes from numerous other sources like forgotten bank accounts, uncashed salary checks, insurance benefits, stocks and bonds that have been languishing, unused gift checks, even items from abandoned safe deposit boxes. People, specially if they&#8217;ve been working [&#8230;] [...]</p>
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