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Pennsylvania mailed over $22 million in 'Money Match' checks to nearly 100,000 residents as part of a new program that automatically returns unclaimed property valued up to $500, with more than $50 million returned overall; residents are advised to cash or deposit these checks promptly and beware of scams.
Colorado holds over $1.5 billion in unclaimed property, with $677,064,160 returned since the program began in 1987. Residents, schools, hospitals, small businesses, and corporations can search for their unclaimed property on the state's website and file a claim by providing necessary documentation such as a photo ID and social security number. Once the claim is submitted, it can be tracked using a claim number, and if a letter is received from the State of Colorado Department of the Treasury Unclaimed Property Division, the process is similar.
Colorado holds over $1.5 billion in unclaimed property, with $677,064,160 returned since the program began in 1987. Residents, schools, hospitals, small businesses, and corporations can search for their unclaimed property on the state's website and file a claim by providing necessary documentation. The process includes verifying the address, gathering required documents, and tracking the claim using a claim number.
Alabama State Treasurer Young Boozer encourages residents to search for unclaimed property for free online through the state treasury's website, treasury.alabama.gov, as the state currently holds over $1 billion in unclaimed funds. Unclaimed property includes financial accounts or items of value that have had no activity for years, and the state returned $50.7 million to citizens in 2023. Residents are urged to check the database annually, and can search using their name, business name, or family members' names.