Lost + Found: Records in New York and Missouri, Oregon Holder Seminar
New York Sets Unclaimed Property Reunification Record . . . -- According to an article in the Auburn Citizen, the New York State Office of Unclaimed Funds returned a record $347 million in unclaimed property during fiscal year 2012-13. Lest anyone think that the job at OUF is complete, the same article notes that New York still has $12.5 billion in funds waiting to be claimed.
. . . As Does Missouri (Again) -- Missouri State Treasurer (and Escheatable guest) Clint Zweifel recently announced that his office also broke the state reunification record by returning more than $39 million in the past year. The record wasn't very old - it was broken by the State Treasury last year.
Oregon Holding Holder Education Seminars -- All summer, the Oregon Department of State Lands will be hosting holder education seminars for reporters of unclaimed property. According to the DSL's website, the half-day seminars will include an overview of the law, determining when and how to report unclaimed property, how to conduct due diligence, and more. A complete schedule of events is available at the DSL's website.
. . . As Does Missouri (Again) -- Missouri State Treasurer (and Escheatable guest) Clint Zweifel recently announced that his office also broke the state reunification record by returning more than $39 million in the past year. The record wasn't very old - it was broken by the State Treasury last year.
Oregon Holding Holder Education Seminars -- All summer, the Oregon Department of State Lands will be hosting holder education seminars for reporters of unclaimed property. According to the DSL's website, the half-day seminars will include an overview of the law, determining when and how to report unclaimed property, how to conduct due diligence, and more. A complete schedule of events is available at the DSL's website.