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You can get unclaimed funds from banks and other financial institutions. Money becomes unclaimed for various reasons, such as forgotten savings accounts, inheritance money left behind b...

When a loved one dies, their estate is supposed to go through a legal process known as probate.  This transfers ownership of assets to the deceased's beneficiaries. Sometimes, things do...

Vermont’s Unclaimed Property Law requires financial institutions, insurance companies, corporations, businesses, and certain other entities to report and submit their customers’ property to the ...

While the government scrambles to cut costs, it turns out billions of dollars are sitting unclaimed—including money belonging to federal agencies. But here’s the kicker: the s...

If you have ever moved, changed jobs, filed a tax return, or had a relative pass away; there's a good chance you have unclaimed assets. Unclaimed money consists of billions of dollars that have been abandoned at financial i...

GovRecover, a state-licensed asset recovery service, is expanding nationwide to help Americans reclaim billions in unclaimed funds. With secure processes, background checks, and no upfront fees, GovRe...

Many Ohioans have forgotten money waiting to be claimed—whether from old bank accounts, rent or utility deposits, uncashed checks, or insurance policies. The Ohio Department of Commerce Divi...

$2.06 Billion in unclaimed funds are sitting with the Colorado Department of Treasury, waiting for the rightful owners to claim them. From uncashed checks and insurance proceeds to forgotten safe d...

A new law in Arkansas aims to make it easier for residents to receive their unclaimed property checks. Thanks to Senate Bill 14, the Auditor of State Dennis Milligan now has the authority to automatically mail checks ...