Vermont Takes in $9 Million in Unclaimed Property
Vermont is among a handful of states that require holders to report unclaimed property in the Spring (most states' report deadlines are October 31 or November 1). According to a press release issued by the Vermont State Treasurer's office, the state brought in approximately $9 million of unclaimed property so far this fiscal year, raising the total amount held by Vermont to more than $52 million, with an average dollar amount of about $190.
For the same period, Vermont has paid out about nearly 10,000 claims, with a total dollar value of $3.5 million. Vermonters can check if they have money held by the state Unclaimed Property Division by visiting the Treasury website.
For the same period, Vermont has paid out about nearly 10,000 claims, with a total dollar value of $3.5 million. Vermonters can check if they have money held by the state Unclaimed Property Division by visiting the Treasury website.