Friday Lost + Found: Happy Unclaimed Property Day and Kentucky & California Questions
Kentucky State Treasurer Defends His Post -- Kentucky.com has an article about Kentucky Treasurer Todd Hollenbach's defense of the position of State Treasurer. Although term limits prevent Hollenbach from running again, a according to Kentucky.com some candidates for the position of State Treasurer seek to abolish the office - arguing that the various tasks can be handled by other government departments.
California Legislative Analysts' Office: California Can Do More to Return Unclaimed Property -- The LA Times is reporting on a release by the California Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) noting a potential conflict between the California Controller's Office's obligation to return unclaimed money to California citizens, and the revenue generated by the more than $400 million in revenue that unclaimed funds contribute to the state budget.
February 18 Was Unclaimed Property Day in South Carolina -- According to WMBF, February 18 was declared "Unclaimed Property Day" in South Carolina by that state's General Assembly and State Treasurer Curtis Loftis. To be your own Santa in South Carolina, you can check the Treasury;s "Palmetto Payback" program here.
California Legislative Analysts' Office: California Can Do More to Return Unclaimed Property -- The LA Times is reporting on a release by the California Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) noting a potential conflict between the California Controller's Office's obligation to return unclaimed money to California citizens, and the revenue generated by the more than $400 million in revenue that unclaimed funds contribute to the state budget.
February 18 Was Unclaimed Property Day in South Carolina -- According to WMBF, February 18 was declared "Unclaimed Property Day" in South Carolina by that state's General Assembly and State Treasurer Curtis Loftis. To be your own Santa in South Carolina, you can check the Treasury;s "Palmetto Payback" program here.