What is unclaimed property?

Each year, billions of dollars in unclaimed property is waiting to be claimed.

Property held by financial institutions and companies becomes unclaimed or abandoned after a designated period of time with no activity or contact with the owner.

Following the dormancy period, the law requires unclaimed property to be turned over to the State for safe keeping until it’s claimed by its owner or heir.

Types of Unclaimed Property

  • Inheritance funds

  • Trust distributions

  • Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, warrants

  • Individual Retirement Account (IRA)

  • Life insurance policies

  • Annuities

  • Inheritances

  • Pension and retirement funds

  • Uncashed checks

  • Uncashed dividends

  • Insurance payments or refunds

  • Various refunds or rebates

  • Utility security deposits

  • Customer overpayments

  • Property foreclosure proceeds

  • Escrow deposits

  • Money orders or gift certificates

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When professionals are not involved, more than two-thirds of all claims are declined or claims remain unfiled. Our personalized services are designed to make the entire claim process as efficient and convenient as possible.

If we’ve contacted you, it means we found something potentially valuable in your name.

Let us guide you through a smooth and secure recovery process from start to finish.

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