December 8, 2008
Find RI Lost Money - Part 1 of 2
(Part 1 of 2)
As the smallest state in the nation, Rhode Island is understandably nicknamed "Little Rhody", but there is nothing small about the amount of Rhode Island unclaimed money currently being held by the RI Office of the General Treasurer. According to the office's web site, the state is now holding more than 124 million dollars of the citizens' money, and the only thing preventing people from taking back their money is knowledge and the ability to search correctly.
It's easy to understand why people have difficulty accepting the reality of unclaimed funds because no one expects they can get free money. But "free" isn't exactly the proper term to describe these lost assets, because they technically already belong to the residents who are able to claim them (except in situations where they come from a relative who passed away). So people who dismiss this phenomenon as some sort of myth are doing themselves a great disservice by not recognizing exactly where this money comes from.
(to be continued)
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