Unclaimed property is money that got separated from its owner — old paychecks, forgotten security deposits, uncashed refunds, insurance payouts, dormant bank accounts. State treasuries hold over $70 billion of it, and it's legally yours to reclaim at no cost.
Enter your name and open the official multi-state search (MissingMoney.com, run for the states). It's free, takes under a minute, and covers most U.S. states.
Tip: search maiden names, middle initials, and former addresses too — money is often filed under an old name.
Every state runs its own unclaimed-property portal, and not all of them feed the national search. The National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators (NAUPA) maintains the authoritative map of official state sites.
The national search covers most states, but not every record — and old employer plans, life insurance policies, and IRS refunds require separate searches. Our done-for-you service runs all of them and files the claim paperwork so the money actually reaches you.
Dormant checking/savings accounts, forgotten CDs, safe-deposit box contents.
Uncashed final paychecks, commissions, and old retirement-plan balances.
Utility and security deposits, insurance refunds, overpayments, uncashed checks.