Does the government use lost money to fund their grants?

The government generally uses taxes to fund their grants, not lost money such as undelivered tax refunds. With many people seeking their missing monies after the fact, it would not be prudent to utilise those funds for other purposes. So, they are typically held with periodic notices of money being found. It is also very unlikely that the lost money would be enough to properly fund most grant programmes, given that most money is eventually claimed by the intended recipients. To learn more about grant programmes as well as how to claim missing money, ring us up at 020 3880 8554. You can also complete and submit the provided form found at our web site.

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