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Monday, December 23, 2024

Illinois issues checks for unclaimed property through state treasurer

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Illinois State Representative Randy E. Frese | Representative Randy E. Frese (R) 99th District

Illinois State Representative Randy E. Frese | Representative Randy E. Frese (R) 99th District

If you receive a check from the treasurer in the mail, it is not a scam. The checks are part of Illinois’ unclaimed property program and are safe to cash.

Michael Frerichs, the Illinois State Treasurer, stated that this initiative is aimed at returning unclaimed assets to their rightful owners. He emphasized that these checks are legitimate and encouraged recipients to cash them without concern.

The program seeks to reunite individuals with money or property that they may have forgotten about or were unaware existed. The treasurer's office regularly updates its records and attempts to locate the owners of such assets.

Frerichs noted, "Our goal is to make sure we return as much money as possible to those who rightfully own it." This effort reflects the state's commitment to ensuring residents reclaim what belongs to them.

The initiative has been positively received by many who have unexpectedly benefited from funds they had no idea were due to them. It underscores the importance of checking for unclaimed property and staying informed about potential entitlements.

For more information on how to claim your property or verify any received checks, visit the Illinois State Treasurer’s website or contact their office directly.

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