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- Revenue NSW holds nearly $300 million in unclaimed funds for New South Wales residents.
- The highest concentrations are in Sydney's CBD and eastern suburbs, with over $91 million.
- Finance Minister Courtney Houssos says reforms will shorten the unclaimed-money holding period from six years to two.
- Last year, Revenue NSW returned more than $21 million.
- Residents can search for their names on the Revenue NSW website to claim owed funds.
