November 8, 2011

Unclaimed Money: Learn How to Find Unclaimed Cash for Your Church, Mosque, Temple or Synagogue

Unclaimed Money: Learn How to Find Unclaimed Cash for Your Church, Mosque, Temple or Synagogue
I just typed the word “church” into one of the free unclaimed money search sites and got hundreds of hits. I tried “synagogue” and “temple” and “mosque” and got even more.Yep, religious organizations lose track of money too. It’s easy to see how it would happen because they often rely on lots of volunteer help and they’re not focused on the bottom line like a company is.So if you haven’t had …

Cyber search unlocks unclaimed $71 million in Queensland, says Australian Securities and Investments Commission – News.com.au
The funds are part of a national pool of unclaimed money which this year rose to a record of $636 million, about $28 million more than last year, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission said. ASIC said an additional 157,431 parcels of money …

Indiana State Officials Take Major Role in Returning Unclaimed Money – PR-USA.net
Indiana state officials are trying their best in reuniting the owners with their lost properties that are scattered in different parts of the states. As per the state treasuries, Indiana unclaimed money scattered in different region comes to be in the …

Unclaimed funds top $636 million – Sydney Morning Herald
Who says we are a money-obsessed society? Some of us don’t even bother to collect what’s ours, with new figures showing there is a record high $636 million in unclaimed money in Australia. Among the largest parcels were $992,750 in a Perth individual’s …

Find your lost money
IF YOU need a little extra cash for Christmas, it’s worth checking to see if there is any unclaimed money that belongs to you in a forgotten bank accounts or long lost investment.

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