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August 2nd, 2005

Missing money for you?


Clark Howard posted sites which will look for money that is rightfully yours.

Did you know that there are tens of billions of unclaimed dollars floating around the United States? This money ends up in the hands of your state when it is not claimed by its rightful owner or beneficiary. But thanks to the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate reporting law, also known as SOX, more people have been able to claim what is rightfully theirs. The law basically requires companies to be honest with their books and more forthcoming about money owed to customers. Many companies were hiding money that they should have been giving back to customers. All you have to do is go to missingmoney.com or unclaimed.org. Clark visited the site and found money for himself.

Unfortunately, I didn’t find any for myself.

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    This is the single jewel of any value on this gargantuan exercise of self-coronation.

    Congratulations,Heidi, Clark Howard rocks! (that’s a blue-collar accolade for your wine and cheese eating readers)

    ta-ta!



    no imageTROLL (Who?) on August 12th, 2005








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    MyAvatars 0.2

    Again - you have assumptions. I come from a blue-collar background. Not sure how many wine cheese eating readers I have, or even what you mean by that exactly. Is wine and cheese limited to a certain class now? The wine-and-cheese righteous opposers would be what? Jack Daniels?

    Self-coronation? It’s just a blog - what is your problem?



    no imageVirusHead (Who?) on August 12th, 2005








 

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