Connecticut Treasurer's Office Holds Nearly $2 Billion in Unclaimed Property
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 6
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What happened
The office of the Connecticut state treasurer manages unclaimed property for the state. The total unclaimed property currently held is nearly $2 billion. During the last fiscal year, over $102 million was returned to owners, while another $293 million was added to the fund, bringing the overall total to $1.85 billion. The CT Big List, which has been updated, indicates that nearly 12 million individuals and businesses are owed money.
From courant.com
Why it matters
The office handles the administrative process for the return of dormant funds. The state is also the operational body responsible for managing this unclaimed property fund.
From courant.com
Who's involved
- ConnecticutThe state of Connecticut is the operational body responsible for managing the unclaimed property fund.
- Ned LamontNed Lamont is listed among the individuals whose property is held by the office.
- Ryan FazioRyan Fazio is listed among the individuals whose property is held by the office.
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The entities involved
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Ned Lamont
Governor of Connecticut since 2019
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Connecticut
state of the United States of America