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“This is money going back to working families in Missouri,” Steelman said in a news release.
Steelman’s office is responsible for receiving unclaimed property and returning it to its rightful owners. Unclaimed property can come from insurance policies, stocks, checks, tax refunds, safe-deposit boxes and checking accounts. The state now holds approximately $450 million in unclaimed funds or property, and 14 employees in the unclaimed property division work to locate owners or heirs.
Missourians who want to find out whether the state is holding any unclaimed property belonging to them can search www.showmethemoney.com by county, name or Social Security number.
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