There’s a website available for Floridians to check to see if they have any unclaimed money or property.
Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jimmy Patronis announced Monday that there is more than $162 million currently unclaimed in the Jacksonville area.
Patronis encourages residents and business owners who live in the following counties to join his Holiday Money Hunt and claim their property.
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UNCLAIMED PROPERTY BY COUNTY
- Duval: $115 million
- St. Johns: $17.4 million
- Clay: $11.5 million
- Baker: $1 million
- Bradford: $1.6 million
- Columbia: $4.6 million
- Nassau: $5.1 million
- Putnam: $5.9 million
- Union: $535,600
“During the holidays, everyone can use a little extra cash, and an unexpected check from the State of Florida may help make things a little brighter this year. I am going to be working throughout this month and next to get the word out about Unclaimed Property and I hope you take advantage of this great opportunity,” Patronis said.
The most common types of unclaimed property are: uncashed checks, deposits, credit balances, refunds, dormant bank accounts, unclaimed insurance proceeds, stocks and dividends, and contents from abandoned safe deposit boxes at financial institutions.
To see if you have any unclaimed property or cash, visit FLTreasureHunt.gov.
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