Bridge the Gap
What is Unclaimed Property?
Unclaimed Property
Money and other assets are considered lost or unclaimed when the property owner cannot be located after a specified period of time.
Holders
Holders that are in possession of property that is unclaimed, report and remit the assets to government unclaimed property programs on an annual basis.
Government Programs
Government unclaimed property programs act in a custodial manner for the safekeeping of unclaimed property until the owner is located, and the property is returned.
Rightful Owners
Rightful owners of unclaimed property can claim their money and other assets directly from government unclaimed property programs.
State Governments Working Together to Return Property to the Rightful Owners
Find My Funds™ is a free website to search for and claim assets that have gone inactive and have been turned over to state unclaimed property programs, as required by law for safekeeping. Search over 20 state databases for unclaimed property and file your claim instantly on findmyfunds.com!
Other Unclaimed Property Resources
The National Association of State Treasurers (NAST) provides support to state finance officials nationwide relating to the administration of financial policies and treasury programs, including unclaimed property policy and programs.
