NYC comptroller office has over $4.6 billion in unclaimed funds. Here is how to check if any cash is yours.
As of March, the comptroller's office had over $4.6 billion in unclaimed funds owed to more than 24 million accounts in the city.
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Apr 19, 2023, 11:43 AM
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7h agoThe New York City Comptroller's Office says they are currently holding $17.5 billion in lost money, and some of it could be for city residents.
As of March, the comptroller's office had over $4.6 billion in unclaimed funds owed to more than 24 million accounts in the city.
To check if any of this cash is yours, click here.
