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In this day and age of the world wide web, multi-cored home computers and PDAs that do everything but heat your leftovers, you might think we would be more organized. The more gadgets and tools we have at our disposal however, the more things we have to think about and the more complicated we allow our lives to get. Perpahs this is a partial explanation for the more than $400 million in AZ state unclaimed property collecting dust in the Unclaimed Property Division of the AZ Dept. of Revenue.


Unclaimed funds include financial assets like forgotten stocks and stock dividends, unclaimed insurance and retirement benefits, uncashed checks, bank accounts, even the contents of safe deposit boxes whose owners can not be located. The Unclaimed Property Law in AZ requires these to be turned over to the state if not given back to their true owners after a usual period of three years. The proceeds are then held by the state as unclaimed property claimable at any time, but if you had AZ unclaimed property in your name, wouldn't you rather have it now? Use today's technology to work for you and figure out if you're owed unclaimed property money without even having to take a trip downtown.


If you learn where to look, doing an internet unclaimed property search can be quick and easy. The key is learning from AZ unclaimed property experts and putting their strategies in to action to help find your abandoned assets.

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