Each year, we publish a list of some of the thousands of people and businesses in the Highlands who are owed money by New York State. The state comptroller maintains a database of checks — utility refunds, the balance of forgotten bank accounts, stock dividends, insurance payouts, security deposits, unused gift cards — that for whatever reason were returned to sender.
Companies are required by law to report dormant accounts to the state and, if the owner can't be located, turn over the funds to the comptroller. The agency maintains a public database of these "unclaimed funds" to match lost money with lost people.
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PGA Championship prize money
It pays to play well in major championships, folks. Just ask this week’s winner, Phil Mickelson.
The 50-year-old won the 103rd PGA Championship at Kiawah Island Golf Resort’s Ocean Course at 6 under by two shots, earning his sixth major championship victory while also becoming the oldest men’s major champion in golf history. Mickelson will turn 51 the week of the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines in his hometown of San Diego.
Mickelson will take home the famed Wanamaker Trophy, as well as the top prize of $2,160,000 ( $180,000 more than Collin Morikawa last year ). Runners-up Louis Oosthuizen and Brooks Koepka will each pocket $1,056,000.
More Stimulus Money May Be Coming Your Way – Here's What To Do With It
You may also be due to receive your third economic impact payment this week, as the IRS has been sending payments through the month of April, according to an IRS.gov press release. The press release states that a seventh batch of nearly 2 million Economic Impact Payments from the American Rescue Plan began processing April 23, with an official payment date of April 28. Some people may have seen the money in their account, marked as pending, prior to April 28.
Some people, however, who already received their third check could be receiving a "plus-up" payment if their economic situation changed between 2019 and 2020. If their 2020 tax return shows a new child or dependent or if your income dropped, you could be getting more money.
Iraq oil money: $150 billion stolen from the country since the US-led invasion of 2003 - CNN
Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) An estimated $150 billion of stolen money has been smuggled out of Iraq in corrupt deals since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, Iraqi President Barham Salih said Sunday.
Where Will All the Money Go? | Coastal Breeze News
Question : Since the pandemic, it appears that massive amounts of federal stimulus is going into our financial system. Where will all this money go and how might it impact the economy?
Answer : It's been over a year since the $2.2 trillion CARES Act was signed on March 27, 2020 pushing funds into our economy between stimulus checks and enhanced unemployment insurance benefits. Additional bills were approved including President Biden's American Rescue Plan Act for an additional $1.9 trillion that was signed into law on March 11, 2021.
Community Thrift Store Raising Big Money For Area Non-Profits | WFSU News
While so many for-profit stores struggled during the pandemic, Tom Flanigan reports a local thrift shop that raises money for area non-profits has been doing surprisingly well.
It's been a year since the Community Thrift Store moved into its present home on Capital Circle. On Saturday, store founder Karen Loewen was hosting an event for a local animal rescue group.
"Well we invited IMON - It's Now or Never for Ferals, to come out and have their kitten shower this year. They are adopting cats left and right outside."
Chess tournament held at Gaines Estate to help raise money for humane society - WOAY-TV
FAYETTEVILLE, WV (WOAY) – A unique kind of fundraiser for the New River Humane Society was held at the Gaines Estate in Fayetteville–a 6-round chess tournament.
“We’re playing chess to raise some money for the humane society and just to have a cool event in Fayetteville, bring people to town, and just have a good time,” says Tennyson Winters, the chess official for the event.
Players gathered one-on-one for a Swiss Style tournament, meaning no one was getting eliminated and everyone had plenty of chances to win.
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