1 in 7 Americans have unclaimed funds waiting. The average claim is $2,080. Could you be next?
Start Your Free Search →These are the most common sources of unclaimed funds
The IRS is holding over $1.5 billion in unclaimed tax refunds. These often result from undelivered checks or unfiled returns.
Avg: $892Forgotten deposits and overpayments from electric, gas, water, cable, and phone companies when you moved.
Avg: $150-$500Life insurance benefits, premium refunds, and health insurance reimbursements that couldn't reach you.
Avg: $2,000+Dormant savings, checking accounts, CDs, and safety deposit box contents from closed or forgotten accounts.
Avg: $1,000+Final paychecks, unused vacation pay, pension benefits, and 401(k) accounts from previous employers.
Avg: $3,500Settlement money from lawsuits involving products or services you've used, even if unaware of the case.
Avg: $25-$500Follow these simple steps to find and claim what's yours
Start with your state's unclaimed property office and federal databases. It's always free and takes just minutes.
Found something? You'll need to prove you're the rightful owner with ID and documentation of your connection to the funds.
File your claim through the official channel. Never pay upfront fees - legitimate claims are always free to file.
Once verified, you'll receive your funds via check or direct deposit, typically within 2-8 weeks.
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