D K wrote:

> Sqwertz wrote:
>> Merryb wrote:
>>> On Jun 17, 11:32 am, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>>> merryb wrote:
>>>>> Don't know how many of you know about this, but for those who
>>>>> don't, please go to your state website and look for the unclaimed
>>>>> property site. Also, check every state you have lived in as there
>>>>> may be a nice surprise waiting for you- tell all your friends!! I
>>>>> am the happy receiver of a large chunk o'change from an escrow
>>>>> account from a house I sold 7-8 years ago!
>>>> I just found a death benefit check made out to my father from
>>>> Prudential Life. I have downloaded the claim form, but I have no
>>>> way to know how much it is (other than it's "Over $100"). It's
>>>> probably from my grandmother's death 8-9 year ago. I can't fill
>>>> out the forms correctly until I know whether it's more or less
>>>> than $11K.
>>>
>>> Good luck- hopefully they won't make it too difficult for you to
>>> claim it!
>>
>> $4,072.33
>>
>> There's something much more valuable though. They won't tell me how
>> much it is until I get a Holder Verification Letter from the
>> insurance company. The owner is my grandfather, but the beneficiary
>> is my father. I'm legally entitled to my grandfather's estate as
>> well (along with 3 others grandsons, but first come first serve!
>> Heh.)
>>
>> -sw
>
> Now send me that $20 you borrowed in '96 and were finally even.
>


Steve better be careful or *Jill* will try to claim that dough, lol...


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Greg