Your Unclaimed Cash Is Ending Up In The Coffer Of General Funds Of The State!
A sum of money in excess of thirty five billion dollars is lying in the hands of the government because the money is unclaimed money.
The funny thing is that the millions of individuals to whom it is owed have absolutely no idea that such unclaimed money exists.
Read ahead to find out how you can solve this problem! Random dealings in the stock market or the bond market or simply forgetting to cash the check issued to you can be one reason why you are owed unclaimed money.
Companies and financial institutions do not continue to hold the money after it is lying idle for three years.
They try to contact the owner and return the same or they hand it over to the government.
Escheat laws promulgated by the state and the federal governments require the institutions to hand over the unclaimed money in their hands to the government.
The government keeps the money in its safe custody.
Of course, this is what the government should do if it wants to return the money without any complications.
As is always the case with government work, the unclaimed money program does not work properly.
Some of the problems are: Ignorance of the owner of the account of the fact that the conversion of forgotten money into unclaimed money has taken place.
The ignorance of the owner of the money is never removed since the State releases a few generic advertisements and considers its duty as done.
Unbelievably, the State does not honor the trust reposed by the institutions and transfers the money in its general funds and spends the same.
The state of California is one of the worst offenders.
It spends 600 million dollars worth unclaimed money as state expenditure.
This is a clear case of breach of trust.
Had this act been done by an individual, he or she would have been liable to penal action.
Each state offers its database only.
The owner of the lost money will have to go through fifty different state databases and the federal database separately to recover all the money owed to him.
This shows a rather narrow approach to the whole problem.
Do not make the mistake of restricting your search to one or two databases.
Search all database.
ALL of them! You may be Johnny Smith but you may be owed money in the name of Smith, J Smith, Smith J, John Smith, Johnny S and so on.
So choose websites like http://www.
cashunclaimed.
com that search for variations of the name as well.
Bill McIntosh suggests that the search much cover the names of your friends as well your family because this will help the individual tackle the problem of unclaimed money a lot faster.
The funny thing is that the millions of individuals to whom it is owed have absolutely no idea that such unclaimed money exists.
Read ahead to find out how you can solve this problem! Random dealings in the stock market or the bond market or simply forgetting to cash the check issued to you can be one reason why you are owed unclaimed money.
Companies and financial institutions do not continue to hold the money after it is lying idle for three years.
They try to contact the owner and return the same or they hand it over to the government.
Escheat laws promulgated by the state and the federal governments require the institutions to hand over the unclaimed money in their hands to the government.
The government keeps the money in its safe custody.
Of course, this is what the government should do if it wants to return the money without any complications.
As is always the case with government work, the unclaimed money program does not work properly.
Some of the problems are: Ignorance of the owner of the account of the fact that the conversion of forgotten money into unclaimed money has taken place.
The ignorance of the owner of the money is never removed since the State releases a few generic advertisements and considers its duty as done.
Unbelievably, the State does not honor the trust reposed by the institutions and transfers the money in its general funds and spends the same.
The state of California is one of the worst offenders.
It spends 600 million dollars worth unclaimed money as state expenditure.
This is a clear case of breach of trust.
Had this act been done by an individual, he or she would have been liable to penal action.
Each state offers its database only.
The owner of the lost money will have to go through fifty different state databases and the federal database separately to recover all the money owed to him.
This shows a rather narrow approach to the whole problem.
Do not make the mistake of restricting your search to one or two databases.
Search all database.
ALL of them! You may be Johnny Smith but you may be owed money in the name of Smith, J Smith, Smith J, John Smith, Johnny S and so on.
So choose websites like http://www.
cashunclaimed.
com that search for variations of the name as well.
Bill McIntosh suggests that the search much cover the names of your friends as well your family because this will help the individual tackle the problem of unclaimed money a lot faster.