Perinton, N.Y. Residents in Monroe County had an opportunity Monday to see if the state owed them any money with help from the NYS comptroller's office.
Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall.Representatives from the NYS comptroller's office were on hand in Perinton Monday, June 24, 2024, to talk about unclaimed funds , and how to find out if you're entitled to any. Perinton , N.Y. — Residents in Monroe County had an opportunity Monday to see if the state owed them any money with help from the NYS comptroller's office of unclaimed funds .
NYS Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli had representatives assist people with navigating the unclaimed funds' database and file a claim. "Unclaimed funds are typically small sums of money, usually between $25 and $100 or so," said Alex Hipolito, a representative from the comptroller's office. "It might be left in a bank account, it might come from a utility, or something like that."By law, banks, insurance companies, corporations and many other organizations are required to report dormant accounts to the state comptroller, and must try to notify people by mail.
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