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Rutherford unveils "I-Cash" kiosks

Updated: February 25, 2013
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SPRINGFIELD -- The State Treasurer is making it easier for people to see if they have any unclaimed property. Dan Rutherford's office recently installed five kiosks around Illinois, including one at the Capitol in Springfield.

People can use them to search the "I-Cash" database and file claims. He hopes everyone will take part. He says one in eight have unclaimed property.

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