Is Your Name on the Unclaimed Money List? How to Find Unclaimed Money in savings or checking accounts, stocks and more

So, it’s quite likely that some of this money belongs to you or someone you know. Would you like to claim some found money?

The found money is being held by one or more of many different institutions. Research has uncovered millions of unclaimed and lost money owed to individuals in:

1. forgotten savings and checking accounts

2. uncashed checks

3. securities

4. dividends

5. insurance refunds or claims

6. oil royalties

7. unpaid wages

8. utility refunds/deposits

9. bail bonds

10. child support payments

Oh yes, the list goes on and on…

Also, hundreds of thousands of people are owed money as an heir to an inheritance that they didn’t even know about!

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Canadian Michael Gushnowski has made a hobby out of hunting down unclaimed accounts for nearly 40 years, doing his spade work with microfiche and phone books.

His biggest success came in 1973 when he tracked a Wetaskiwin grandmother who left Edmonton with the mistaken impression she had transferred all accounts. When she found out about the money, she broke into sobs.

“She was a senior, she was broke, no money for food, and here’s there’s ,054 sitting in an account for her,” said Gushnowski. “That one meant the most to me.”

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Gushnowski says the existence of unclaimed money deserves more attention. Instead of relying on individuals to keep track themselves, he says banks should become more proactive in returning money before it becomes orphaned.

“People put too much faith in the banks, that they’re there to look after your money,” said Gushnowski. “If I can find them, what’s their excuse?”

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While many people will be checking top 25 lists to see where their favorite college football teams land this fall, State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald has created a top 25 list of his own. “You won’t find any football teams on the list, but what you will find are names of people in Wapello County that have money waiting for them to claim.”

“If you don’t recognize any of the names, check our website for others,” Fitzgerald said.

The Great Iowa Treasure Hunt program has returned over 2 million in unclaimed property to more than 310,000 individuals since Fitzgerald began the program. “We get millions of dollars in each year,” Fitzgerald stated.

“We believe the best way to find people is to ask others in their community to help us. That’s why we are sending out the top 25 list.”

Unclaimed property refers to money and other assets held by financial institutions or companies that have lost contact with the property’s owner for a specific period of time. State law requires these institutions and companies to annually report and deliver unclaimed property to the State Treasurer’s Office, where it is held until the owner or heir of the property is found.

TO LEARN HOW TO FIND UNCLAIMED MONEY, READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE: HOW TO FIND UNCLAIMED MONEY: Is Your Name on the Unclaimed Money List? .

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- Brian

My Home Page is A CULINARY MYSTERY TOUR – A Literary Chef. My food articles and recipes are on the popular new Recipe Site TRIOND’S NOTECOOK at Click Here to See My Recipes on Notecook!.

Question by Black Dragon: Can I say a little something? Peace?
Abenaqui – Olakamigenoka
Afrikaans, Dutch – Vrede
Alabama – Ittimokla
Albanian – La Paqe
Algonquin – Wâki Ijiwebis-I
Amharic – Írq
Arabic – Salam
Aranés – La Patz
Armenian – Khanhaghutyun
Basque – Bake
Bemba – Mutenden
Bengali – Shanti
Blackfoot – Innaihtsi’iyi
Bosnian – Mír
Bulgarian – Mír
Byelorussian – Mír
Carolinian – Gúnnammwey
Catalán – La Pau
Chewa – Mtendere
Chinese – Pingan
Choctaw – Achukma
Chuuk – Kunammwey
Comanche – Tsumukikatu
Cree – Wetaskiwin
Croatian – Mír
Czech – Mír
Danish – Fred
Dari, Persian – Solh
Duala – Musango
Dutch – Vrede
Ekari – Muka-muka
Esperanto – Paco
Estonian – Rahu
Fanagolo – Kutula
Farsi – Ashtee
Filipino – Kapayapaan
French – La Paix
Galician – A Paz
German – Der Frieden
Gikuyu – Thayu
Greek – Iri’ni
Gujarati – Shanti
Haitian Creole – Lapé
Hausa – Lùmana
Hawaiian – Maluhia
Hebrew – Shalom
Hindi – Shanti
Hmong – Kev Thajyeeb Nyab Xeeb
Hungarian – Béke
Igbo – Udo
Indonesian – Damai
Japanese – Heiwa
Javanese – Rukun
Kékchí – Tuktuquil Usilal
ka Inuktitut – Tutkiun
Kannada – Shanti
Khmer – Soksang
Koasati – Ilifayka
Korean – Pyong’hwa
Kurdish – Hasîtî
Lakhota – Wolakota
Lao – ‘Kwam Sa
Latin – Pax
Latvian – Miers Magindanaon – Kalilíntad
Malay – Aman
Malgache – Fandriampahalemana
Maltese – Paçi
Maori – Rangima’arie
Mapudungun – Uvchin
Maranao – Diakatra
Maya – Ets’a'an Olal
Micmac – Wôntôkóde
Miskito – Kupia Kumi Laka
Mongo-Nkundu – Boóto
Navajo – K’é
Nepali – Saanti
Nez Perce – ‘Éyewi
Nhengatu – Tecócatú
NW AK Inupiat Inuktitut – Kiñuiñak
Norwegian – Fred
Ntomba – Nye
Nyanja – Mtendere
Palauan – Búdech
Pali – Nirudho
Papago/Pima – Dodolimdag
Pashto – Amniat
Pig Latin – Eace-pay
Polish – Pokój
Ponapean – Meleilei
Portuguese – A Paz
Quechua – Sonqo Tiaykuy
Rapanui – Kiba-kiba
Romanian – La Pace
Ruanda – Nimuhóre
Russian – Mír
Sa’a – Däilama
Samoan – Filemu
Scots Gaelic – Fois
Serbian – Mír
Sesotho – Khotso
Setswana – Kagiso
Sioux – Wo’okeyeh
Slovak – Pokój
Slovene –
Mír Somali – Nabad -Da
Spanish – La Paz
Swahili – Amaní
Swedish – Fred
Tagalog – Kapayapaan
Tahitian – Hau
Tamil – Amaithi
Telugu – Shanti
Thai – Santipap
Turkish – Sulh
Turkish – Barish
Twi-Akan – Asomdwee
Uighur – Saq
Ukrainian – Mír
Urdu – Aman
Welsh – Hedd
Wintu – Mina
Xhosa – Uxolo
Yiddish – Sholim
Yoruba – Alaáfía
Yue – Sai Gaai Òh Pìhng
Zapoteco – Layéni
Zulu – Ukuthula
Dennis:
Already done my time in the military in 1975, thanks your asking. Have a nice day

http://research.nianet.org/~radu/peace.html

alvarezplayer83:
The point of this is that peace is not a foreign concept in the world.

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Answer by alvarezplayer83
and the point to this is ……..?

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Is Your Name on the Unclaimed Money List? How to Find Unclaimed Money in savings or checking accounts, stocks and more

So, it’s quite likely that some of this money belongs to you or someone you know. Would you like to claim some found money?

The found money is being held by one or more of many different institutions. Research has uncovered millions of unclaimed and lost money owed to individuals in:

1. forgotten savings and checking accounts

2. uncashed checks

3. securities

4. dividends

5. insurance refunds or claims

6. oil royalties

7. unpaid wages

8. utility refunds/deposits

9. bail bonds

10. child support payments

Oh yes, the list goes on and on…

Also, hundreds of thousands of people are owed money as an heir to an inheritance that they didn’t even know about!

*

Canadian Michael Gushnowski has made a hobby out of hunting down unclaimed accounts for nearly 40 years, doing his spade work with microfiche and phone books.

His biggest success came in 1973 when he tracked a Wetaskiwin grandmother who left Edmonton with the mistaken impression she had transferred all accounts. When she found out about the money, she broke into sobs.

“She was a senior, she was broke, no money for food, and here’s there’s ,054 sitting in an account for her,” said Gushnowski. “That one meant the most to me.”

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Gushnowski says the existence of unclaimed money deserves more attention. Instead of relying on individuals to keep track themselves, he says banks should become more proactive in returning money before it becomes orphaned.

“People put too much faith in the banks, that they’re there to look after your money,” said Gushnowski. “If I can find them, what’s their excuse?”

*

While many people will be checking top 25 lists to see where their favorite college football teams land this fall, State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald has created a top 25 list of his own. “You won’t find any football teams on the list, but what you will find are names of people in Wapello County that have money waiting for them to claim.”

“If you don’t recognize any of the names, check our website for others,” Fitzgerald said.

The Great Iowa Treasure Hunt program has returned over 2 million in unclaimed property to more than 310,000 individuals since Fitzgerald began the program. “We get millions of dollars in each year,” Fitzgerald stated.

“We believe the best way to find people is to ask others in their community to help us. That’s why we are sending out the top 25 list.”

Unclaimed property refers to money and other assets held by financial institutions or companies that have lost contact with the property’s owner for a specific period of time. State law requires these institutions and companies to annually report and deliver unclaimed property to the State Treasurer’s Office, where it is held until the owner or heir of the property is found.

TO LEARN HOW TO FIND UNCLAIMED MONEY, READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE: HOW TO FIND UNCLAIMED MONEY: Is Your Name on the Unclaimed Money List? .

*

- Brian

My Home Page is A CULINARY MYSTERY TOUR – A Literary Chef. My food articles and recipes are on the popular new Recipe Site TRIOND’S NOTECOOK at Click Here to See My Recipes on Notecook!.

Question by : how do you segregate a string of text in excel?
for example an address. 10212 Glacier Lane Wetaskiwin AB T456754
and then like this

ADDRESS – CITY – STATE – ZIPCODE
10212 Glacier Lane Wetaskiwin AB T456754

each should be in seperate cells

pls help

Best answer:

Answer by sean
enter them in different cells, then dbl click the right edge of the cell on the top and it will extend the cell to fit each piece of data so it wont overlap

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