Did you know that many people are entitled to assets they may not even be aware of? It’s true – unclaimed property is a valuable resource that is often overlooked and forgotten. By definition, unclaimed
Your property can become unclaimed for several reasons. Generally, a property is considered unclaimed when its owner can’t be located or contacted or when the owner has not taken any action to maintain or access
Each state is potentially holding millions of dollars in unclaimed property at any one time. So precisely what is unclaimed property? Unclaimed property consists of accounts with banks or other financial institutions or property with
Unclaimed military items like medals and ribbons represent acts of bravery and sacrifice but often go unclaimed due to moves, family separation, or administrative errors. If you’re searching for these items, here’s how to get started.
Over $70 billion sits in state unclaimed property offices right now, and a chunk of it probably belongs to someone you know. Yet millions of Americans never bother checking because they’ve heard it’s a scam, too complicated, or not worth the effort.
Have you ever thought about forgotten bank deposits, old utility refunds or uncashed checks gathering digital dust? Many people don’t wonder if their unclaimed property earned interest—or if the state cashed in instead. Here’s what
From old bank accounts to uncollected insurance payouts, assets can easily slip through the cracks. The good news? A few proactive steps can ensure your money stays where it belongs—with your loved ones.
While claiming your lost property is simple and free, scammers are eager to trick you into paying unnecessary fees—or worse, stealing your personal information.
In this guide, we’ll cover the three most difficult states to claim unclaimed property from, explain why they’re so challenging, and give you some practical tips to help you navigate the system.
Performing an unclaimed property search can uncover surprising finds, but it requires a bit of effort and strategy. Here are 10 tips to help you maximize your chances of finding and claiming what’s rightfully yours.
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