New York State Owes Oneida County Residents Over $30 Million
We can t image having enough money to lose, but it does happen. Right now, there are 65,487 unclaimed cash accounts in Oneida County. Are any of them yours?
At the time of publishing this story, New York State has $386,189,826 in lost money. $1.5 million is returned to people just like you and me who file a claim every day. Lost or unclaimed money gets turned over by organizations required to report dormant accounts to the New York State Office of the State Comptroller.
Broome County has 64,131 unclaimed accounts totaling $27,178,101.
Chenango County has 12,463 unclaimed accounts totaling $4,570,511.
the california fire that s about to burn a hole in millions of wallets. this was the scene monday at chevron s richmond, california oil refinery. a huge toxic blaze partially shutting down production at one of the region s biggest gas suppliers. not a good time for that to happen, it s expected to send the pump prices skyrocketing on the west coast and beyond. ed levandera is live in dallas, texas. it s not just about gas prices, it s about people and health concerns in that area, as well, right? reporter: there s no question, people there who have been up close with the refinery fire that started on monday, and is still not quite back up to full production. have been dealing with the effects of that. but if you re like me, you ve noticed over the last few weeks already, as you pull into the gas station, hey, something is not quite right. but that s because the national average of gasoline prices has risen to $3.63 a gallon, up almost 30 cents in the last five weeks. so qui