The Government May Really Owe You Money! How to Find Out & Collect

What You Don't Know About the Treasury Department May Make You Rich!!!

Have you ever seen those infomercials that are on really late at night? There's one particular infomercial I have in mind and it features a skinny man in a green suit jumping around yelling about how "The government may owe you thousands of dollars". If you watch the entire half hour show you end up finding out that the company the man works for is trying to sell you a publication that will tell you how "you could collect money from the government".
Now, if you're like me, you're probably thinking, "Yeah right. I am not getting a free penny from the government, and no book is going to make one bit of a difference."
But the truth is, the government may really owe you money AND you DON'T need a book, CD or DVD to tell you how to get your cash.

There's a little-known section of the Treasury called the Unclaimed Property Resources Division. This division is broken down into different sections. The Michigan Department of Treasury has millions of dollars in lost or forgotten assets from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valuables left in safe deposit boxes and stock certificates. What is surprising is that you may think that you have every penny that belongs to you but you might not! I was able to locate $2,000 that belonged to one of my best friends! REALLY!

So lets say that someone does leave money "floating around" out there. What would happen to these earnings is that, by law, they would be turned over by the bank, employer or other person who was the original custodian of the property because it would obviously be illegal for these people to keep your money. The earnings are then given to the Treasury who holds them until they are claimed.
Now, what is very important to know is how to find out if you are owed money and where to look.

Every search you perform will be 100% free of charge. Never pay someone to search for you because it's fast and painless and actually kind of exciting to do it yourself.
For each search all you will need is a name. BUT the key to true success is to determine every possible way the name could be written. For example, if your name is Jane Mary Doe, it could be listed in one or more of the following ways: