To view the treasurer’s website, including claim instructions, visit http://www.co.solano.ca.us/depts/ttcc/treasurer/unclaimed_money.asp

To review the entire listing in PDF format, download our file for free at:  http://ge.tt/1UpiyVf

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The unclaimed property list consists of 10,419 unclaimed items, primarily uncashed checks and utility account credits that result when customers overpay on their account and don’t request a refund.  The sum of all outstanding claims is $1.77 million, which makes the average claim worth about $170.

To claim your money or review the Treasurer’s website, visit http://goo.gl/isxD6 

To view the entire listing, download the PDF at http://ge.tt/1jVZvVf/ 

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The entire volunteer team at Discovered Money applauds Mr. Daniels for his efforts in making e-filing a reality in Arkansas. This is a monumental step forward for the public and we hope other states follow suit in the coming years.

Read the entire press release here.

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Or, review the same listing in Excel 2010 format here.

This includes the cities listed below (among others):

• Santa Cruz, CA
• Capitola, CA
• Scotts Valley, CA
• Watsonville, CA
• Rio del Mar, CA

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1.  Visit any of our Google spreadsheets listed at this page.

2.  Conduct simple people searches on your favorite search engine or social media site.

3.  Report back to us what you found.  Paste the search results and the links in the Google spreadsheet.  That’s it!

No pesky registration forms.  No login required.  You don’t even need to give credit to yourself for the information you found and provided to us.

Thank you very much for your interest in Discovered Money – the nation’s premier and free unclaimed property website!

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San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister says he has nearly 800 unclaimed cash accounts amounting to almost $200,000 that he’s trying to return to the rightful owners.

The funds in the accounts came from individuals who have done business with any county department in the past three years and are overpayments. The majority of the money, some $117,000, is property tax refunds, but another $94,000 is from refunds by various county departments consumers have dealt with. The largest refund is for about $8,700 while the lowest is $10.

“We hope that the owners come forward before September 14, 2012 and claim their refunds,” McAllister said.

After that deadline, state law allows unclaimed countywide funds to be turned over to the county’s general fund; property tax refunds require four years before the county can officially take them.

The property tax refund listing is available here in PDF format and here in XLSX format (Excel 2010).

The county-wide refund listing is available here in PDF format.

To claim anything found on the list of the unclaimed accounts, go to www.sdtreastax.com, or call 877-829-4732.

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MADISON, Wis., July 18 – The Wisconsin State Treasurer issued the following news release:

Starting today, Wisconsin residents who believe they are the beneficiaries of aPrudential Insurance Company policy will be able to search the unclaimed property database and see if they are owed any money. Late last week, Prudential Insurance turned over more than $1.5 million in one of several payments expected through the end of 2012.

Prudential revamped its unclaimed property reporting practices to better cross-reference its policy database with public death records.

”Prudential is doing the right thing by ensuring those who are owed death benefits receive that cash,” State Treasurer Kurt Schuller said.

Prudential is currently cross-referencing millions of names in databases to make sure death benefits are sent to Unclaimed Property Units in California,Colorado, Idaho, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi,Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota,Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Washington and Washington, D.C. as well asWisconsin.

The Wisconsin State Treasury has received 1,078 names from Prudential and we have placed a PDF document and Excel spreadsheet with those names on our homepage, www.wismissingmoney.com.  These documents will be updated at the same time our database is updated as Prudential continues to send more information to our office.  Check www.wismissingmoney.com frequently.

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Download the entire 12-page listing here.

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