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Medical Savings Accounts

Medical Savings Accounts (MSAs) were created to help self-employed individuals and employees of certain small employers meet the medical care costs of the account holder, the account holder's spouse, or the account holder's dependent(s).

Medicare Medical Savings Account (MSA) Plans

A Medicare Medical Savings Account (MSA) plan is a type of Medicare Advantage plan that combines a high-deductible health plan with a medical savings account.

Enrollees of Medicare MSA plans can initially use their savings account to help pay for health care, and then will have coverage through a high-deductible insurance plan once they reach their deductible.

Medicare MSA plans provide Medicare beneficiaries with more control over health care utilization, while still providing coverage against catastrophic health care expenses. In Demonstration MSA plans, some MSA provisions are waived to make the plans more like other consumer-directed health plans, such as health savings accounts (HSAs) available in the private sector.

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Search Databases For Unclaimed Money

MissingMoney.com is a database of governmental unclaimed property records.
Unclaimed Funds - you can search in every state where you have lived. links to each state unclaimed property website
Treasury Direct - Each year, 25,000 payments are returned to the Department of the Treasury as undeliverable. Billions of dollars in savings bonds have stopped earning interest, but haven’t been cashed.
Top Class Action - Join a class action lawsuit, by creating a group or class, individuals join to fight defendants, who often have more substantial resources.
Class Advocate - Search for lawsuits by product or service or injury etc.
Unclaimed Retirement Benefits - This website is designed to help match employers with abandoned or forgotten employee retirement account balances with the former employees who they rightfully belong to.
PBGC -When a company's pension plan is transferred to PBGC, the company is sometimes unable to locate persons who participated in that plan and is hence unable to give them any benefits they may be owed. PBGC is now continuing to look for them through the "Missing Participants" service