Find Missing Money, and You’ll Be Earning Plenty of Your Own
Find Missing Money, and You’ll Be Earning Plenty of Your Own
Did you know that billions of dollars of missing money, from all kinds of different sources, is lost permanently to the government every year? It’s a process called escheatment, and it means the government gets to keep missing money if it’s been on their books long enough. Bad news for people who this money belongs to, but very good news for you if you’re looking for a very lucrative way to make money from your home office.
Where does this missing money come from? Well, missing money at the state level often comes from things like old forgotten utility deposits, stock dividends, small things like that. Obviously, making finder’s fees on $50-100 isn’t going to make you rich, not to mention that almost all states either have or are in the process of enacting limits on finder’s fees, capping them at as low as 5%.
The big secret is that there is also lots of missing money outside the state level – and these funds are often tens of thousands of dollars. They come from places like overlooked heirs/estate money, real estate money, etc. And since these funds are often held at the county level for some period of time, if you can find these funds and find their owners, you can connect the two for a finder’s fee of 30-50%, or more, depending on the complexity of the case, for your information and assistance.
So why should you become a missing money finder, besides the huge profit potential for you, and the fact that you can sleep til noon every day and then work from your home office? (Do you need another reason?) Well, without missing money finders, these people will likely not find out about their money before it’s too late. There’s no better feeling than connecting someone with a windfall amount of money they would have lost otherwise.
With the number of these funds being created in the current economy due to foreclosures, there’s never been a better time to explore the found money business.
