Massachusetts unclaimed money finder

Massachusetts Unclaimed Money Finder

It's very easy to become a Massachusetts unclaimed money finder.

There are only two basic requirements:

The unclaimed money must have been held for at least twenty-four months by the Massachusetts Treasury,

and

The maximum fee you can charge is 10%

That's pretty much it.

If you would like to read the complete Massachusetts unclaimed money law, please click here.

Also, the Massachusetts unclaimed money list is only $10.

That is one of the lowest prices for any state list.

It's difficult to determine how much money is being held by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Their website needs to be updated.

In 2005 they mention that they added $200 million to their abandoned property funds.

Regardless of not knowing the exact amount, at 10%, even $200 million leave $20,000 million up for grabs!

If you would like to get your hands on some of that money and are interested in becoming a Massachusetts unclaimed money finder, please click here

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