Delaware Office Returns Over $1.2 Million in Unclaimed Property
What happened
The Delaware Office of Unclaimed Property is returning over $1.2 million in unclaimed property to almost 10,500 Delaware taxpayers through its annual MONEY MATCH check program. Unclaimed property includes funds from old bank accounts, uncashed paychecks, and unused gift certificates. Kyle Pritchard serves as State Escheator and Director of the Office of Unclaimed Property.
From delawarepublic.org
Why it matters
The program aims to reunite individuals with lost funds, which are required to be turned over to states after a certain number of years if contact is lost between the property holder and the property owner. The Office uses new technology to match incomplete data and ensure funds are returned to the rightful owners.
From delawarepublic.org
Who's involved
- Kyle PritchardState Escheator and Director of the Delaware Office of Unclaimed Property
- DelawareState where the Office of Unclaimed Property operates
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Kyle PritchardSpeculative
Kyle Pritchard might see increased revenue from the successful execution of the annual unclaimed property return program.
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The entities involved
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Delaware
state of the United States of America