There is over $50 billion in unclaimed money and assets in the United States
Our experts walk you through all of the research and documentation to locate and claim your lost funds. Using your genealogy, we discover long lost assets and return the most money possible to you and your family.
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Discover your missing money. We make it easy
1 Search the Database
Find out now if your name is on the Unclaimed
Money List. Enter your name to search the
database and discover your missing money.
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.
2 Discover What's Owed
An Unclaimed Money Specialist will be
assigned to your case to research every
possible claim for you and your family.
Unclaimed money consists of billions of dollars
that have been abandoned at financial institutions
nationwide because of lost contact or inactivity.
3 Receive Your Check in the Mail
Work directly with your specialist
to identify and collect the maximum
amount of funds you can claim successfully.
Once your claim is confirmed, we assist you
with all of the paperwork and documentation
necessary to receive your check.
Proven to Uncover the Most Lost Funds
Get Started NowMultiple Claims, Multiple Submission Forms
Sometimes tangible paperwork is required to file a lost assets claim. Other times, the state has its own submission system and the process can be confusing. Our experts found 3 claims for Laura and helped her navigate through both processes to return her funds.
Laura D
Finding Lost Money is Exciting
Our experts delight in telling customers they have located lost assets. For Charlotte, Unclaimed Money Discovery was able to pinpoint 2 claims and help her file the claim form in Tennessee.
Charlotte J
Feels Like Getting a Second Tax Return
Our professionals found $1,645.17 for Cassandra on our Premium Plan for 2 claims. So many times these claims can amount to a high dollar amount, leaving the customer feeling like they received a second tax return.
Cassandra D
