I recently read a story about a guy from Arizona who went to Las Vegas.  He was playing a slot machine at a casino there when he hit the jackpot for more than 200-thousand dollars.  The only problem was the software in the machine malfunctioned, so it gave no indication that he had won.  By the time the Nevada Gaming Control Board realized the mistake, the man had already returned home.  So, officials pulled out all stops to track him down.  And sure enough, they got him his jackpot about two weeks later.  That kind of money is not only a nice surprise but can be a big game changer.  This reminds me of a 401(k) from a previous employer that someone’s forgotten about.  When the money was “found,” how did it change their retirement timeline?

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