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Wisconsin houses a lot more American goodies than just cheese and milk. The Badger State is also home to catfish (Potosi, WI), Harley Davidson Motorcycles, and the Green Bay Packers. A fun fact I just picked up about Green Bay that few know about is that it's also the world toilet paper capital. There is another type of paper that can be found piled up in Wisconsin's Treasury Dept. though – the good-smelling kind, green. Yep, Wisconsin unclaimed money amounting to nearly $400 million is in the State Treasury's hands and they're hoping to reunite it with over one million people who are owed their fair share.
Unclaimed funds are handed over to the Treasurer's Office when forgotten funds aren't returned to the rightful owners after a specified period. The 'dormancy period' for Wisconsin abandoned funds is 5 years. Lost money can come from numerous sources – lost or unused gift checks, uncashed savings and salary checks, forgotten bank accounts, lost traveler's checks, stock dividends, and other financial assets that have been forgotten about and lost track of. The only tangible assets covered under the Wisconsin Unclaimed Funds Law are contents of safety deposit boxes that have been deemed abandoned. The State Treasurer's Office tries to find the owners of family heirlooms, pocket watches, sports cards, coins, jewelry, etc. but ultimately resorts to auctioning them off at eBay after three years. "There are a lot of safety deposit boxes that get turned over to us which a lot of people don't tell their kids, 'Hey we have a safety deposit box.' So we actively search for those owners for three years and if we can't find them we auction off the contents of the boxes. We do that on eBay," said State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass.
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Unclaimed funds are handed over to the Treasurer's Office when lost assets are not returned to their owners after a specified period. The 'dormancy period' for Wisconsin abandoned funds is five years. Lost assets can come from a variety of sources – uncashed savings and salary checks, lost or unused gift checks, stock dividends, lost traveler's checks, forgotten bank accounts, and other monies that have been forgotten about and lost track of. The only tangible assets covered under the Wisconsin Unclaimed Funds Law are the contents of safety deposit boxes that have been classified abandoned. The State Treasurer's Office tries to track down the owners of coins, jewelry, family heirlooms, pocket watches, sports cards, etc. but ultimately has to auction them off at eBay after three years. "There are a lot of safety deposit boxes that get turned over to us which a lot of people don't tell their kids, 'Hey we have a safety deposit box.' So we actively search for those owners for three years and if we can't find them we auction off the contents of the boxes. We do that on eBay," said State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass.
It was stated by Wisconsin's State Treasurer in a recent interview on a report by the Wisconsin Radio Network, they just run out of space to store all the unclaimed properties as they continue piling up every year. "We do actively search for people for up to three years and then after that time, because we don't have a lot of space, we do have these auctions", she said in a report recently. The proceeds from these items are then held on to by the state like all other types of forgotten monetary assets and are used by the state until the true owners step forward and claim them. "Until we can find an owner or an heir, yes, we do use the profits to support our office…", says Sass. These funds from auctioned unclaimed items in Wisconsin can still be claimed at any time in the future though. "You know there are people who, you know, may be in the service and are stationed over seas for five, six, seven years and then they come back and realize that their, you know, mother's safety deposit box was turned over. So, you know, they had no way of knowing that before they came back year, so we always keep the money earmarked for whoever that belonged to, so they never lose out." Sass adds. The interest that is earned on these monies helps fund things like Wisconsin school libraries and low-interest loans to municipalities.
The State Treasurer has stated that one of the largest checks for Wisconsin unclaimed property handled by her office was worth 750 thousand dollars. All the more reason that Wisconsinites ought to do an unclaimed funds search and learn if they have some Wisconsin 'cheddar' with the State Treasurer.
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Wisconsin houses a lot more American treasures than just cheese and milk. The Badger State is also home to catfish (Potosi, WI), Harley Davidson Motorcycles, and the Green Bay Packers. A fun fact I just learned about Green Bay that few know about is that it is also the toilet paper capital of the world. There's another kind of paper that you can find piled up in Wisconsin's Treasury Dept. though – the good-smelling kind, green. Yep, Wisconsin unclaimed money amounting to almost $400 million is in the State Treasury's hands and they are looking to reunite it with over a million people who are owed their fair share.
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It was stated by WI's State Treasurer in a recent interview on a report by the WI Radio Network, they just run out of space to store all of the unclaimed properties as they keep piling up year after year. "We do actively search for people for up to three years and then after that time, because we don't have a lot of space, we do have these auctions", she stated in a recent report. The earnings from these items are then held on to by the state like other types of forgotten monetary assets and are used by the state until their owners step forward and claim them. "Until we can find an owner or an heir, yes, we do use the profits to support our office…", said Sass. The money from auctioned unclaimed items in WI may still be claimed at any time though. "You know there are people who, you know, may be in the service and are stationed over seas for five, six, seven years and then they come back and realize that their, you know, mother's safety deposit box was turned over. So, you know, they had no way of knowing that before they came back year, so we always keep the money earmarked for whoever that belonged to, so they never lose out." the Treasurer adds. The interest that is earned on these assets helps fund things like WI low-interest loans to municipalities and school libraries.
The State Treasurer has stated that one of the biggest checks for WI unclaimed funds handled by her office was worth $750,000. All the more reason that Wisconsinites ought to do an unclaimed property search and learn if they have some WI 'cheddar' with the State Treasurer.
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WI houses a lot more American treasures than just cheese and milk. America's Dairyland is also home to Harley Davidson Motorcycles, the Green Bay Packers, and catfish (Potosi, WI). An amusing fact I just found out about Green Bay that few know about is that it's also the toilet paper capital of the world. There is another type of paper that you can find piled up in WI's Treasury Department though – the green, good-smelling kind. Yes, Wisconsin unclaimed money totaling almost $400 million is in the State Treasurer's hands and they are looking to reunite it with over a million citizens who are owed their slice of the pie.
Unclaimed property is handed over to the Treasurer's Office when forgotten funds aren't given back to their owners after a specified period. The 'dormancy period' for WI abandoned funds is five years. Forgotten properties can come from several sources – stock dividends, lost traveler's checks, forgotten bank accounts, uncashed savings and salary checks, lost or unused gift checks, and other financial assets that have been forgotten about or otherwise abandoned. The only tangible assets dealt with in the WI Unclaimed Money Law are contents of safe deposit boxes that have been classified abandoned. The State Treasurer's Office tries to locate the owners of coins, jewelry, family heirlooms, pocket watches, sports cards, etc. but ultimately resorts to auctioning them off at eBay after 3 years. "There are a lot of safety deposit boxes that get turned over to us which a lot of people don't tell their kids, 'Hey we have a safety deposit box.' So we actively search for those owners for three years and if we can't find them we auction off the contents of the boxes. We do that on eBay," State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass said.
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Unclaimed property is handed over to the Treasury Office when forgotten funds are not returned to their owners after a given period. The 'dormancy period' for Wisconsin abandoned funds is 5 years. Forgotten properties can come from numerous sources – lost or unused gift checks, uncashed savings and salary checks, forgotten bank accounts, lost traveler's checks, stock dividends, and other financial assets that have been forgotten about or otherwise abandoned. The only tangible assets covered under the Wisconsin Unclaimed Funds Law are contents of safety deposit boxes that have been deemed abandoned. The State Treasurer's Office tries to track down the owners of coins, jewelry, family heirlooms, pocket watches, sports cards, etc. but ultimately resorts to auctioning them off at eBay after 3 years. "There are a lot of safety deposit boxes that get turned over to us which a lot of people don't tell their kids, 'Hey we have a safety deposit box.' So we actively search for those owners for three years and if we can't find them we auction off the contents of the boxes. We do that on eBay," said State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass.
According to Wisconsin's State Treasurer in a recent interview during a report by the Wisconsin Radio Network, they just run out of space to keep all of the unclaimed properties as they keep piling up each year. "We do actively search for people for up to three years and then after that time, because we don't have a lot of space, we do have these auctions", she stated in a recent report. The proceeds from these items are then held on to by the state like other unclaimed monetary assets and are used by the state until the righful owners step forward and claim them. "Until we can find an owner or an heir, yes, we do use the profits to support our office…", said Sass. The money from auctioned unclaimed items in Wisconsin may still be claimed at any time in the future though. "You know there are people who, you know, may be in the service and are stationed over seas for five, six, seven years and then they come back and realize that their, you know, mother's safety deposit box was turned over. So, you know, they had no way of knowing that before they came back year, so we always keep the money earmarked for whoever that belonged to, so they never lose out." Sass adds. The interest that is earned on these assets helps fund things such as Wisconsin low-interest loans to municipalities and school libraries.
According to the State Treasurer, one of the largest checks for Wisconsin unclaimed money handled by her office was worth 750 thousand dollars. All the more reason that residents should do an unclaimed funds search and see if they have some Wisconsin 'cheese' with the State Treasurer.
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Wisconsin is home to a lot more American treasures than just milk and cheese. America's Dairyland is also home to Harley Davidson Motorcycles, the Green Bay Packers, and catfish (Potosi, WI). A fun fact I just picked up about Green Bay that few know about is that it's also the world toilet paper capital. There is another kind of paper that can be found piled up in Wisconsin's Treasury Dept. though – the green, good-smelling kind. Yes, Wisconsin unclaimed money totaling nearly $400 million is in the State Treasurer's hands and they are hoping to reunite it with over one million people who are owed their fair share.
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According to WI's State Treasurer in a recent interview during a report by the WI Radio Network, they simply run out of space to store all the unclaimed properties as they keep piling up each year. "We do actively search for people for up to three years and then after that time, because we don't have a lot of space, we do have these auctions", she stated in a recent report. The proceeds from these items are then held on to by the state like all other types of forgotten monetary assets and are used by the state until the true owners come to claim them. "Until we can find an owner or an heir, yes, we do use the profits to support our office…", says Sass. The money from auctioned unclaimed items in WI can still be claimed at any time though. "You know there are people who, you know, may be in the service and are stationed over seas for five, six, seven years and then they come back and realize that their, you know, mother's safety deposit box was turned over. So, you know, they had no way of knowing that before they came back year, so we always keep the money earmarked for whoever that belonged to, so they never lose out." Sass adds. The interest that is accrued on these monies helps fund things such as WI low-interest loans to municipalities and school libraries.
The State Treasurer has stated that one of the largest checks for WI unclaimed funds handled by her office was worth $750,000. All the more reason that Wisconsinites ought to do an unclaimed money search and see if they have some WI 'cheese' being held by the State Treasurer.
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WI is home to a lot more American treasures than just milk and cheese. America's Dairyland is also home to catfish (Potosi, WI), Harley Davidson Motorcycles, and the Green Bay Packers. An amusing fact I just found out about Green Bay that few people know about is that it is also the toilet paper capital of the world. There's another kind of paper that you can find piled up in WI's Treasury Department though – the green, good-smelling kind. Yes, Wisconsin unclaimed money totaling nearly $400 million is in the State Treasury's hands and they are hoping to reunite it with over a million people who are owed their slice of the pie.
Unclaimed money is handed over to the Treasury Office when lost assets are not returned to their owners after a specified period. The 'dormancy period' for WI unclaimed cash is five years. Forgotten properties can come from numerous sources – uncashed savings and salary checks, lost or unused gift checks, stock dividends, lost traveler's checks, forgotten bank accounts, and other monies that have been forgotten about and lost track of. The only tangible assets covered under the WI Unclaimed Property Law are contents of safe deposit boxes that have been deemed abandoned. The State Treasury Office attempts to track down the owners of family heirlooms, pocket watches, sports cards, coins, jewelry, etc. but ultimately resorts to auctioning them off at eBay after three years. "There are a lot of safety deposit boxes that get turned over to us which a lot of people don't tell their kids, 'Hey we have a safety deposit box.' So we actively search for those owners for three years and if we can't find them we auction off the contents of the boxes. We do that on eBay," said State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass.
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