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Stocks, bonds, jewelry, savings accounts, insurance proceeds and safety deposit boxes — these are just some of the things left unclaimed in the state of Maryland.

When valuables go unclaimed, or have no activity for over three years, banks, corporations and other institutions report the property to the Comptroller’s Office. The agency says it has more than $1.5 billion in its Unclaimed Property accounts. The owners, or their heirs, can check for unclaimed property by searching an online database.

Source:FoxBaltimore

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