On September 25, 2007 ABC News financial contributor Ms. Mellody Hobson reported ‘…that Government agencies are holding $38 billion in unclaimed assets in 2007 an increase from $29 billion in 2005. In 2006 nearly 1.7 million successful claims were made in excess of $2 billion and the average amount of the unclaimed asset returned to its owner was nearly $1000...’
The database contains over 50 million unclaimed money records from all the 50 States’ unclaimed property databases including Washington DC and millions from the following 12 Federal Government agencies’ databases.
- Unclaimed Life Insurance proceeds.
- Unclaimed Bank, Savings Acct, & Credit Card balances etc.
- Stocks from companies that may have merged.
- Unclaimed FHA Mortgage Insurance refunds.
- Unclaimed IRS tax refunds.
- Unclaimed Federal employee retirement benefits.
- Unclaimed Royalties for American Indians.
- Lost US Treasury Savings Bonds and other securities.
- Lost Credit Union accounts.
- Unclaimed Railroad worker Life Insurance.
- Unclaimed Private Pension plans taken over by PBGC.
- Unclaimed State Child Support payments.
Note: Each Federal Government agency maintains its own unclaimed property division and do not share records among themselves. You will not find these records in any of the other unclaimed money websites on the Internet.
When you perform a FREE Trial Search on Find Unclaimed Money, we display the total amount of unclaimed funds reported by the ALL of the various Government agencies under your name and common variations of your name. Since some Government agencies are not allowed to list the actual unclaimed amount, the total amount of unclaimed funds under your name is likely greater than displayed.
The search system is designed around "advanced name match" algorithm, that quickly searches the database from 50 million records to help locate one's unclaimed money.
