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Apr 17 2012

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Michigan Unclaimed Money Search

Indiana Unclaimed Money Search

Unclaimed Money Search

Indiana unclaimed money now totals over $350 million

According to the State office, “we have millions of dollars in lost or forgotten assets from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valuables left in safe deposit boxes and stock certificates. Because these properties were considered abandoned and unclaimed by the bank or company entrusted with them, they are turned over to the state, as required by law. The Michigan Department of Treasury is the custodian of these assets and returns them to their owners (or the owners’ heirs) when they are rightfully claimed. “

There is nothing quite like finding money you didn’t know existed.

Maybe your deceased family member had a deposit box the rest of the family didn’t know about. Maybe they had some stocks or bonds. It is absolutely amazing how we have allowed nearly 40 Billion dollars to become lost nationwide and unbelievably, this number just keeps rising.

It is important you search for your Michigan unclaimed money and property at least once per year. Do not make the mistake of searching only once and forgetting about your Michigan unclaimed assets. Millions are added year round, so jump to it and search.

Also, be sure to search for living and deceased family members unclaimed money list. Yes, you can make a claim on deceased relatives if you are the next rightful heir.

Lastly, do NOT buy into the hype of there being a central database for you to find your lost money. The fact is, it simply does not exist. In fact, the one website the media keeps directing users to DOES NOT list all possible claims. I will show you how to find every stinking penny owed to you whether the government wants you to find it or not.

I will wrap this post up by saying…don;t you find it interesting when we owe the government, they have no trouble finding us, but when they owe us money, they can’t seem to locate us?

Find your money now!

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Apr 13 2012

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New York, Uncategorized

New York Unclaimed Money Search

Finding unclaimed money in New York is fun!

$11 BILLION DOLLARS WAITING TO BE CLAIMED IN NEW YORK

Conduct your New York Unclaimed Money Search

Sometimes we get so busy in our lives looking for that ‘something’ that will make it all worthwhile. We get so engrossed in our day-to-day tasks that most of us don’t notice that what we’re looking for is right there under our noses. No, I’m not trying to be the Dalai Lama or Dr. Phil talking about divine peace or everlasting love. What I’m talking about, though less spiritual, is nevertheless significant in our life and will most probably catch your attention as much as anything a religious leader or a cultural icon will say.

I’m talking about money. $11 billion in New York unclaimed money and property, to be precise, just waiting to be reunited with thousands of their owners who are most likely busy trying to make money, ironically. According to State Comptroller for New York, Thomas P. DiNapoli, “We want to return unclaimed funds to their rightful owners. The money belongs to New Yorkers. We want to give it back.”

There is are statutes across the country called Unclaimed Property Laws or escheat laws that require businesses and financial entities to hand-over lost and abandoned financial assets like uncashed checks, forgotten bank accounts, unused gift certificates or cards, uncollected salaries, unredeemed insurance policies, stock dividends, safe-deposit bank contents and other funds to each individual State Treasury Departments after a specific ‘idle’ time called the ‘dormancy period’. This period varies depending on the state. In New York though, it’s either 2 or 5 years depending on the type of asset. The size of the New York unclaimed money pile is one of the biggest in the country. The money goes into the state’s Unclaimed Property Fund where it stays until the rightful owner comes to claim it.

When people change their address, get new jobs, or marry and change their last names, they sometimes forget to leave a notice for the financial institutions like the IRS or their banks. Undelivered mail results and the tax refund checks or finance notices then don’t reach their intended recipient and are sent back to sender. The more hectic a person’s career is therefore, the more likely it is that he’ll lose track of his financial assets. With the notorious hustle and bustle of New York, it’s not surprising it is home to so much unclaimed money and property.

“More people have unclaimed funds than they think,” says the senior manager for financial consulting juggernaut KPMG’s Allison Iavarone in a recent report on missing money by New York’s The Daily News. Surprisingly, Madonna, the Yankees, the Mets, Justin Timberlake, P. Diddy, Michael Bloomberg, Billy Joel, and Bob Dylan have all turned-up on a list of New York State unclaimed property owners.

Everyone should search for lost assets especially if they have a lot of relatives or if they’ve had a busy professional life. Valerie Jundt, a senior manager at tax consulting firm Deloitte & Touche advised, “You should check the state where you’ve lived and last resided.”

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Apr 10 2012

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How To Search For Unclaimed Money

How To Search For Unclaimed Money

One of my biggest gripes concerning unclaimed money is the way the popular media tells us to search for unclaimed money. They have listened to the “so called” experts and government officials who have been misleading the public for many many years.

From my 17 years experience helping people search and find money owed to them, I read multiple websites directing people to a certain website which is suppose to be the end all for free unclaimed money searches. The truth is, if you buy into this inaccurate information, you may be leaving thousands on the table. If the media would simply read their FAQ, they would know all claims are not listed in these online unclaimed money databases. In fact, certain dollar amounts are never listed on this site, and for this reason, I will not even dignify the site with a link. I DO NOT want anyone to waste their time if they cannot find every dime owed to them.

Worse than this are the dozens of unclaimed money search sites which buy lists from the government and place them in their databases for a monthly subscription fee or per search charge. These sites are a joke and you should absolutely stay away from them. Just keep in mind there is only one official site for each state which has all claims listed.

Even worse than worse, some sites offer initially free unclaimed money search results just to lure you into their sites only to find out the claim is not your and only someone with the same name.

I hate this stuff and will show you the absolute correct way to search for your lost money and property.

When you conduct a government unclaimed property search, you must know the official website to search. You must know how to search correctly, and you must know how to find the claims many states appear to be hiding from you. Listen, many states have good reason not to list certain claims online. They are balancing their state budgets with our money and they do not want us to find. For this reason, there are certain steps you must to when searching to ensure you are finding every penny.

Luckily, there are people like myself who are spilling the beans and opening the doors so you can rest 100% knowing you have searched for all of your unclaimed property and money.

If you have questions about how to find your money, please call first. My phone number is located at UnclaimedMoney.net

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Apr 01 2012

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Indiana

Indiana Unclaimed Money (Missing Money and Unclaimed Property In America)

Indiana Unclaimed Money List

Indiana unclaimed money alone now totals over $350 million

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Indiana Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money & Unclaimed Property In America)

Did you know there is only one official Indiana unclaimed money website?

Each year states across the country, including Indiana, take in more unclaimed property than they return to the rightful owners, leading to piles of cash totaling tens of billions of dollars. Indiana unclaimed money alone now totals over $350 million, and the money is there for the taking if the citizens it belongs to can just locate it and step forward to claim it.

Some sites online appear to be out to take your money rather than help you find it. Oh yeah, they look official with all the seals and promises, but if you read the fine print, you will discover they not only charge you “per search” or charge “monthly fees”, but they also DO NOT have all claims listed in their database.

On another note, the most touted website by the popular media even states they do not have all claims in their database. Even from the states who claim to participate.

My question is why waste your time looking if you are not going directly to the source holding your Indiana unclaimed money? Why not do it right the first time to ensure you find every stinking penny due to you from the Indiana unclaimed property office?

many people make the mistake that the Attorney General Indiana unclaimed money or funds is holding money owed to you. This is not the proper office! Your Indiana comptroller is the one who safe keeps these funds.

The Indiana unclaimed money website is included in Russ Johnson’s newly released book on Amazon on how to conduct a free unclaimed money search in Indiana.

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Mar 26 2012

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Illinois

Illinois Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money & Unclaimed Property In America)

Illinois Unclaimed Money

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Illinois Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money & Unclaimed Property In America)

“You may be among the millions of people, businesses and heirs who have cash or valuables owed to you in the State of Illinois.”

The only thing standing between the cash and its rightful owners in Illinois is the knowledge that it’s out there and the ability to track it down.

Illinois unclaimed money lists are available online in many cases, BUT, not not let the “authorities” fool you! There are thousands upon thousands of claims which are not listed online. This is one area where the government appears to be deceiving us into believing all claims are available online. Let’s face it, some states are trying to balance their budgets with OUR money, giving them incentives to hang onto our money as long as possible. In some cases, these offices have decided you have a limited amount of time to make your claim before it is “escheated” (given) to the government to use for however they see fit. Is this right? Heck NO!

My suggestion is you to search Illinois treasury unclaimed property lists before every state begins to follow this insane lead!

Illinois unclaimed assets can be anything from cash to real property. Maybe your grandfather had a bank deposit box he never told anyone about. After a period of time, the office of unclaimed funds Illinois requires the entity to escheat, or better said the IL unclaimed property reporting departments demands the money or property turned over to the state for safe keeping.

All you have to do is search the Illinois unclaimed money lists and this new book on Amazon has all the answers to find every penny due to you and your family.

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Mar 25 2012

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Oregon, Uncategorized

Oregon Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money and Unclaimed Property)

Oregon Unclaimed Money List

$250 MILLION DOLLARS WAITING TO BE CLAIMED IN OREGON!

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Oregon Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money and Unclaimed Property)

Today is your opportunity to be the family hero and search the Oregon unclaimed property database.

With 1 in 4 residents due a claim, imagine the smiles you will create for your family when you find lost money they didn’t know they had!!! There is hardly a better feeling than finding Oregon unclaimed money. Though I have never won the lottery, it can’t be much better and the odds are certainly better!

According to an article I wrote several years ago, “Each year, the state of Oregon receives $50 million in unclaimed property each year, but only returns about $10 million to the rightful owners. Since the owners of the other $20 to $30 million weren’t located, that money gets added to the total, so that $250 million on stands to grow. While it may be tough to believe that 1 in 3 Oregon residents are due a claim, these monies really come from sources that we all use everyday. The OR Department of State Lands describes some of the most common sources as follows:“Unclaimed property includes savings accounts, checking accounts, unpaid wages or commissions, stocks, dividends proceeds, refunds, money orders, paid-up life insurance policies, utility deposits and contents of safe deposit boxes.”

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Mar 24 2012

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How To Find Unclaimed Money

How To Find and Search Unclaimed Money

Have you heard about unclaimed money?

Did I hear you say yes?

It is amazing to me how many people have heard of unclaimed money but have NEVER searched.

Today is your opportunity to find your money, but you must do what the average person will not do, and this is to TAKE ACTION NOW. Do not put it off! It is important to not get distracted! Simply, imagine how happy your family will be when you find money owed to you!

My best guess is most people believe good things never happen to them. The truth regarding how to find unclaimed money is the odds are better than any table in Vegas you will find something owed to you or your family in just a few short minutes of searching.

For a complete guide on How To Find Unclaimed Money, there is a new release on Amazon.com which shows you how to find every penny of the billions of dollars waiting to be claimed nationwide.

Go to How-To-Find-Unclaimed-Money.com to grab your copy of the newly released books from Amazon on how to find unclaimed money in your state.

From how to find unclaimed money to how to find unclaimed money for free, people want to know how to claim their cash being held by the government. The steps for how to find unclaimed money in your name are as simple as one two, three and you can have a check in the mail within 6-12 weeks.

When I am asked how to find unclaimed funds, some want to know how to find unclaimed savings bonds and how to find unclaimed money free. That’s where my specialty jumps into the Frey. I have been assisting Americans in finding their unclaimed cash since 1997, and my expertise will help you avoid getting scammed and show you the absolute AND FINAL way to search and find every penny due your family and friends.

How to find unclaimed property is the same as how to find out if you have unclaimed to money. The process is the same, you simply need to know how and where to search.

Find out if I have unclaimed money, run a search for me, Russ Johnson, if you find something, I will pay you a 10% finders fee. Chances are you will not find any money for me, as I search at least every other month. You should too, as millions are added year round. Even if you do not find a claim today, you could literally come back tomorrow and a claim be listed!!!

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Mar 23 2012

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New Jersey, Uncategorized

New Jersey Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money & Unclaimed Property in America)

NJ Unclaimed Funds List

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New Jersey Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money & Unclaimed Property in America)

Search the New Jersey unclaimed money list and find your share of the millions waiting right now to be claimed in NJ!

Some 42,000 residents of the Garden State recently claimed $88.4 million in a single year, but there are still hundreds of millions of dollars on the New Jersey unclaimed funds list to be claimed belonging to over 1,200,000 people.

It’s really quite easy to make a claim after you find a claim due to you. Simply, fill out the NJ state unclaimed property claim form, send to the address listed, and 6-12 weeks later, you will receive a check in the mail. It really is that simply.

However, you must be very careful where you search the New Jersey unclaimed property database. There are dozens of unclaimed money websites which have popped up over the years and many of them are out to take your money rather than help you find what is owed to you.

Russ Johnson of ShowMeMyMoney.com takes the guess work out of searching online with his new release on Amazon.com for finding unclaimed assets in New Jersey on the NJ unclaimed money list.

With this new books, you will have all phone numbers, websites and addresses for the official office of unclaimed funds NJ and the NJ treasury unclaimed property.

Order your copy now of New Jersey Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money & Unclaimed Property in America) on Amazon.com and receive complimentary access to ShowMeMyMoney.com. A $40 savings. This offer is only available for a limited time, so if you visit and it is still available, be sure to take advantage before it disappears forever.

GOOD LUCK!!!

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Mar 21 2012

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Alabama

Alabama Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money and Unclaimed Property)

Alabama latest reports show $420 MILLION unclaimed dollars waiting to be claimed within the state.

Do not delay searching for your lost money in Alabama.

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Alabama Unclaimed Money: How To Find (Missing Money and Unclaimed Property)

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Discover where the “Alabama department of revenue” keeps your unclaimed property and how to claim every stinking penny owed to you, your family, friends and even strangers.

Finding Alabama unclaimed money is fun, and something every American should do at least once per year. Yep! Most people do not understand the importance of searching for unclaimed property in Alabama, and believe if they have searched once, they do not need to search again.

Truth is, even as more and more people begin to realize unclaimed money and property is real, and not a scam, the number of unclaimed funds continues to grow each and every year!

Alabama unclaimed funds is estimated to be at $420 million dollars and simply waiting on the rightful owners to make their claim. Could it be you?

Your odds are better than any Vegas slot and it well worth searching for. In fact, the odds are so great, it would be near impossible for you to not find money in Alabama for yourself, or, at least someone you know.

I found nearly $3500 for my parents in just a few minutes of searching. You should have seen the look on my moms face and tear in her eye. That money really came in handy at the right time. That one experience set my whole life in a new direction as I continue to help people across American their state and I can help you find your Alabama unclaimed property.

Word of caution: As with any other website, when lost money is involved, there have been many websites who pop up who appear to be out to take your money rather than help you find it. If you are not careful, these unscrupulous sites will be charging you on a per search or per month basis. Don’t do it! It is not necessary to pay these ridiculous fees!

As reported on ezinearticles.com, “When people move or get new jobs, they sometimes lose assets like uncollected salary checks, income tax refunds, stock dividends, etc. by forgetting to leave behind a forwarding address. People also pass-away without leaving a will and their assets go to their next of kin who sometimes can’t be located due to a change of name or address. Items from contents of abandoned safe deposit boxes are also deemed unclaimed property under Alabama law. These are turned-over to the state after a ‘dormancy period’, which differs state to state. The dormancy period for unclaimed funds in Alabama is 5 years for most financial assets and one year for salary checks. Tangible items from safe deposit boxes turned-over to the state are auctioned-off to the public and the money returned to the state treasurer’s office where it can still be claimed by the rightful owners without time constraints.”

Once you know how to search, and how to keep your money in your pocket from the start, you will become an Alabama lost money and property expert. You will be the hero in your family and if niot a cash reward, you will certainly receive some very nice dinners from those you find money for.

If you really love searching and finding money, you might even consider becoming a professional finder for profit. All of the details are in the members website at ShowMeMyMoney.com where you will receive complimentary access when you order your book through Amazon.com