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Almost 18,000 Rhode Islanders Haven't Claimed Stimulus Checks

Bryan Monaghan

Story Created: Oct 9, 2008 at 10:35 PM EST

Story Updated: Oct 9, 2008 at 11:55 PM EST

In these tough economic times, people all over the country are working to make every dollar count. Here in Rhode Island, there are over 17,000 people who haven't yet filed a claim for their Economic Stimulus payment check. That, at $300 a person, is over $5 million waiting to be claimed.

ABC 6 News Anchor Paul Mueller tells you how to claim yours.

Sunday, Oct 12 at 2:25 PM mARY BOCCHICCHIO wrote ...

i AM TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW TO CLAIM MINE, IF i DIDN'T ALREADY?

Friday, Oct 10 at 11:27 PM James wrote ...

Good the money go back to the treasury, then it should come back to me! I pay way to much in taxes. Too many of you are taking my money you did not earn it I did!

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