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" Yesterday, during Dateline MSNBC&amp;#039;s popular &amp;quot;You Might Be Rich!&amp;quot; hour special, host Tiki Barber awarded a Louisiana women $237 thousand dollars left to her by a friend whose house she helped him sell before he passed away. Allegedly, the funds were hidden away in the state treasury\u2013and if it weren&amp;#039;t for the show, she would have never even known they existed. According to MSNBC.com, she&amp;#039;s just one of many with unclaimed property funds.  As you can probably imagine, last night&amp;#039;s special prompted a massive Internet search for unclaimed money and property sites, those interested most likely on the hunt for that free source MSNBC.com mentioned, which is unclaimed.org. But, be careful! There are plenty of sites out there ready and willing to scam money from you by leading you to believe you do have unclaimed funds, and falsely collecting your info. This site, however, I have personal proof actually does work: My friend Kate used it last year to collect $2 thousand dollars left from a custodial account her father set up for her years ago. When she told us about it, of course, all my friends and I scrambled to see if we were part of the lucky group of people about to get paid! (Allegedly, the average unclaimed tax refund check totals $953.) But alas, I wasn&amp;#039;t on the list! However, you might be\u2026(but if you&amp;#039;re not, look up Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake! Apparently, they both have unclaimed funds from Disney that neither have bothered collecting.) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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