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According to the New Jersey Unclaimed Property Statute, unclaimed money may come from the sources like wage checks, bank accounts, certificates of deposit, bonds or stocks, which have met the statutory abandonment criteria. Real estate is not included.
If the money remains unclaimed after banks, corporations and other New Jersey financial institutions forward it into the New Jersey state custody under New Jersey's escheat law, the state of New Jersey can use the unclaimed money in question, but must repay the owner with the interest, if claimed later.
New Jersey law sets maximum fee limit for search businesses who offer assistance in locating unclaimed money / property. The fee for the services of the sort can not exceed 20% from the value of the assets recovered. But why pay 20% for what you could do yourself?
Did you know...
$75 million is the amount of federal and state aid money for low and moderate income people that goes unclaimed every year in Philadelphia.
