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The PA Unclaimed Money Div. and the State Treasurer's Office attempts to inform owners of unclaimed money in PA advertising campaigns, through letters, and state-run unclaimed money databases. "Annual advertising and letter campaigns are just some of the methods Treasury employs to seek the owners of over $1 billion in unclaimed property. Treasury sends representatives to statewide public events year-round, including malls, consumer expos and fairs. Treasury also works with members of the General Assembly in helping determine if their constituents have unclaimed property", According to a statement from the Treasury of PA.

Given the enormous size of the PA unclaimed money pile though, it's obvious that the state's resources are not adequate for the large number (tens of thousands) of citizens owed unclaimed monies annually. If you think you or anyone you know might have unclaimed money in PA or other states, now would be the best time to get some lost money back in your pockets. Perform an unclaimed money search ASAP!

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