Rhode Island is holding over $250 million in unclaimed funds! Unclaimed funds consists of money and other assets that are considered lost or abandoned after an owner cannot be located for a specific period of time. Unclaimed funds include: bank accounts stocks and dividends wages refunds safe deposit boxes insurance payments gift certificates credit memos account receivable credits and payables; plus many other assets. Rhode Islands unclaimed funds law … [Read more...]

Oregon is holding over $500 million in unclaimed funds for over 3 million people! This can be any financial asset that has not been claimed by it's owner or has not had any owner-generated activity for a specific time period (usually one to three years). Examples of unclaimed funds include: • payroll checks • refunds • overpayments • money orders • bank accounts • mutual funds and securities Unclaimed property is not land or other real estate. Dating back to 1957,  Oregon’s … [Read more...]

Pennsylvania is currently holding over $3.4 billion in unclaimed funds! One in ten Pennsylvanians have unclaimed money being held for them. These funds can include: Forgotten savings accounts Forgotten checking accounts Uncashed checks Unknown insurance claims Unknown court findings Utility Deposits Paychecks There are many reasons for funds going unclaimed including: Forgetting to pick up a final paycheck after leaving a job Forgetting or not even … [Read more...]

Oklahoma is holding over $585 million in unclaimed funds!  Over one million Oklahomans are owed these funds. Unclaimed funds include, but are not limited to: Savings accounts Checking accounts Utility Deposits Money Orders Royalties Stocks and Bonds Dividends Insurance Policies Uncashed Check Funds can go unclaimed for a variety including, but not limited to: Failure to claim your utility deposit when you move Failure to claim a final … [Read more...]

North Dakota is currently holding over $29 million in unclaimed funds.  The North Dakota Unclaimed Property Division has been working to reunite individuals with property that they have lost or misplaced since 1975. Unclaimed property consists of uncashed checks, unused bank accounts, and other property such as stocks and bonds that has not been claimed by the owner for a specified period of time (usually two to five years). In some instances the property was missed in the probate of an … [Read more...]

North Carolina is currently holding over $400 million in unclaimed funds! Unclaimed property  consists of bank accounts, wages, insurance policy proceeds, utility deposits, stocks, bonds, and contents of safe deposit boxes that have been abandoned – that is, for which there have been no documented transactions or contact with the owners for a statutory period of time. In most cases, this period of time varies from 1 to 5 years depending upon the property type. There are over 100 types of … [Read more...]

New Mexico is holding hundreds of millions of dollars of unclaimed money! The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department (TRD) is responsible for this money.  The purpose of the Unclaimed Property Office is to reunite lost owners with their property.  They want you to have your property! Generally, unclaimed property has monetary value and has been abandoned. Property is considered abandoned when efforts by the holder to locate the owner fail, and it remains unclaimed by the rightful owner … [Read more...]

Each year in New Hampshire, millions of dollars in dormant or lost accounts go unclaimed. This money is turned over to the Treasury by businesses that are unable to locate the property owners. These funds may be in the form of cash or securities such as stocks, bonds or mutual funds. The Treasury's Abandoned Property Division can help you discover, and recover at NO COST, what may be rightfully yours. You have nothing to lose! Since the enactment of the unclaimed and abandoned … [Read more...]

Nevada is currently holding over $950 million in unclaimed funds!  The primary mission of the Nevada Unclaimed Property Division is to reunite original owners with their property. This property could be a financial asset owed to an individual or a business, including securities, bank accounts, uncashed payroll checks, utility deposits, insurance proceeds, gift certificates, and other items specified in Nevada Revised Statutes 120A. Property is presumed abandoned when there has been … [Read more...]

Ohio is currently holding over $2 billion in unclaimed funds! These funds come from a variety of sources including: uncashed checks forgotten utility deposits insurance claims dormant checking accounts dormant savings accounts forgotten money orders stocks and bonds safe deposit boxes and a variety of of other places. These funds can go unclaimed for a variety of reasons including: leaving a job without claiming your final paycheck moving without … [Read more...]