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The political intelligence desk for Kansas Scanning now · last 10/20 15:47 CT
HIGH Ad metameta-adKansas Treasurerby Kansas State Treasurer's Officestatus: new

Meta ad by Kansas State Treasurer Steven Johnson: It’s your money. Claim it. · about 600K–700K impressions

Paid for by Kansas State Treasurer's Office; running 2026-02-05 to 2026-04-09; spend 3500-3999; impressions 600000-699999; Kansas share 1; facebook,instagram. February 1st was National Unclaimed Property Day but it's not to late to claim the money with your name on it that could be waiting to come home. It takes less than one minute to search. Check your name. Check your old address. Check for family and friends. Here is why it matters: • 1 in 7 Kansans h

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The ad Meta Ad Library snapshot

PageKansas State Treasurer Steven Johnson
Paid for byKansas State Treasurer's Office
Running2026-02-05 to 2026-04-09
Spend$3500-3999
Impressions600000-699999
Kansas share1
Platformsfacebook, instagram
HeadlineIt’s your money. Claim it.
February 1st was National Unclaimed Property Day but it's not to late to claim the money with your name on it that could be waiting to come home. It takes less than one minute to search. Check your name. Check your old address. Check for family and friends. Here is why it matters: • 1 in 7 Kansans has missing money • The average claim is $630 That is groceries. A car payment. A weekend away. Real dollars that already belong to you. Take a moment. Do the search. You might be closer to found money than you think. https://missingmoney.ks.gov

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