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Nevada
State Treasurer Kate Marshall |
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America’s Military Heroes |
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 On behalf of all Nevadans and all
Americans, we are pleased to provide
America’s Military Heroes with a
special web page where you can find
information about financial
planning, how to find unclaimed
property that may belong to you, and
how you can begin to Save for
College, One Step at a Time!
We are
grateful for the security you
provide and for the freedoms you
allow all Americans to enjoy each and
every day as a result of your commitment to duty and country.
If you have suggestions for
additional sites or information we
could include on this page that
would benefit members of our
military, please feel free to email
those ideas to
statetreasurer@nevadatreasurer.gov.
This is your site, so your
feedback and suggestions are welcome
and appreciated.
Respectfully,
Kate
Marshall,
State Treasurer |
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USAA College Savings Plans
This
college
savings
program
is
specifically
designed
for
those
who have
honorably
served
our
nation
as a
member
of the
United
States
military.
Open an
account
with
just a
$50
initial
contribution
and as
little
as $50
per
month
through
an
automatic
investment
plan or
make a
$250
lump-sum
contribution.
A host
of other
services
are also
available
on this
site.
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USAA
Distinguished
Valor
Matching
Grant
Program
The USAA
Distinguished
Valor
Matching
Grant
Program,
first
introduced
by Kate
Marshall
in
January
2011,
was
originally
for
families
of
recent
Purple
Heart
recipients
living
in
Nevada.
The
program,
which
provides
up to
$1,500
in
college
savings
matching
funding
to any
Nevada
active
duty
military
member
with a
household
Adjusted
Gross
Income (AGI)
of less
than
$75,000
a year,
is now
also
available
to all
Active
Reservists,
Active
Guardsmen,
and
Nevada
National
Guard
members
who meet
the
eligibility
requirements.
Learn
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Dept. of Veterans Affairs: Unclaimed Insurance Fund Program
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
reports veterans and their family
members may be entitled to receive
unclaimed insurance funds totaling $33
million. There are currently over 25
million people enrolled in the Veterans
Affairs Insurance Program and these
unclaimed funds have been accumulating
since 1917 when the program first began.
The unclaimed funds database does not
include SGLI and VGLI policies for those
in service from 1965 to the present.
Please do not use this search feature if
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Tomorrow’s Money:
Military Members
This site offers members of the military
practical tips and helpful information
to get you motivated and feeling
confident about taking next steps toward
securing your financial future. |
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Nevada Unclaimed Property Division
Nevada’s personal stimulus plan! Simply click on the Looking for Your Money box, type in your name and check to see if you might be owed money from an old utility deposit you never collected when you moved, a paycheck you never picked up, or if Uncle Joe named you in his will and you never knew it. It’s quick and easy. This site will only help you find unclaimed property being held by the State of Nevada. |
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missingmoney.com
Search the entire nation for unclaimed property belonging to you by simply typing in your name.
If you have moved often as part of your military service, this site will assist you in quickly searching many states at one time to discover abandoned property being held in your name. |
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Nevada
College
Savings
Plan
Program
Nevada’s
program
offers a
wide
variety
of
choices
for
every
parent
looking
to make
an
investment
in their
child’s
future
by
Saving
for
College,
One Step
at a
Time! |
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Nevada Office of Veterans’ Services |
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The
Nevada
State
Treasurer's
Office
Investing
in
Nevada's
Future! |
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NEVADA STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
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CARSON CITY OFFICE
101 N. Carson St, Ste 4 -
Carson City, Nevada 89701-4786
(775) 684-5600 |
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LAS VEGAS OFFICE
555 E. Washington Ave., Ste 4600 -
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101-1074
Unclaimed Property (702) 486-4140
College Savings Programs (702)
486-6980 |
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