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Entries for July 2014
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Treasurer warns of possible unclaimed property scam
CHARLESTON – State Treasurer John Perdue’s office is warning residents not to call a telephone number that promises recipients an unclaimed property search. “These postcards are not being sent out by...
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Treasurer warns of possible unclaimed property scam
CHARLESTON – State Treasurer John Perdue’s office is warning residents not to call a telephone number that promises recipients an unclaimed property search. “These postcards are not being sent out by...
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Treasury helps cities, towns in processing receipts
CHARLESTON – State Treasurer John Perdue’s office continues to grow a program that aids receipts processing in towns and other entities. The office processed $3.4 million in electronic receipts for 11...
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Treasury helps cities, towns in processing receipts
CHARLESTON – State Treasurer John Perdue’s office continues to grow a program that aids receipts processing in towns and other entities. The office processed $3.4 million in electronic receipts for 11...
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Treasurer's Office e-claims program hits $5 million mark
CHARLESTON -- The State Treasurer’s Office’s e-claims program has reached $5 million in returned unclaimed property since its inception in 2009.Figures show the division has paid to rightful owners a ...
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Treasurer's Office e-claims program hits $5 million mark
CHARLESTON -- The State Treasurer’s Office’s e-claims program has reached $5 million in returned unclaimed property since its inception in 2009.Figures show the division has paid to rightful owners a ...
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