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Unclaimed Money Could Be Waiting For You To Claim It.

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An estimated 9 in 10 Americans are owed cash that sits unclaimed year after year..
So it's quite likely that some of this money belongs to you. The question is how much?

There are potentially thousands of dollars in unclaimed money, property,
accounts and assets from many states, that could belong to you.







Over $35 billion in unclaimed cash is currently held in State Funds.
Some of it may be yours ..

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Enter your first and last name in the form above. We will search the online lost money database
and return the amount of unclaimed money we locate which may belong to you.

UNCLAIMED MONEY INFO.

You may find this report on unclaimed government money useful.

CashUnclaimed is an independent property locating service working hard to return unclaimed funds to their rightful owners. The current database lists millions of dollars in unclaimed money, property, accounts and assets from all 50 states that could belong to you. We have located over $900 Million in unclaimed cash to over five million people.

It is estimated that as many as 9 in 10 Americans are owed money that sits unclaimed year after year. So, it's extremely likely that some of this money belongs to you or someone you know.

Who holds all this unclaimed cash?

The money we locate is being held by one or more of many different institutions.
Their research has uncovered millions of unclaimed dollars owed to individuals in:

Forgotten savings and checking accounts, uncashed checks, wages, securities, dividends, tax refund checks, insurance refunds or claims, overpayments, oil royalties, utility refunds/deposits, bail bonds, child support payments, traveler's checks, safe deposit box contents..

The list goes on ...

Did you know that hundreds of thousands of people are entitled to money as a heir to an inheritance that they didn't even know about, or had been informed of!
Or that as many as a quarter of life insurance policies are never claimed, after the beneficiary passes away..

Why is the money "unclaimed"?

Generally, the financial institution holding the funds has been unable to locate the owner to return the money. If a letter or check to the last known address goes unanswered or uncashed, then usually no further enquiries are made.
It is then up to the rightful owners to locate anything owed to them. Literally billions of dollars sit in unclaimed money accounts across the US, year after year.

For instance, have you ever:

- Moved home without checking that everyone you do business with knows your new address?
- Moved without getting your utility deposit refund?
- Updated all relevant forms with a name change due to marriage or divorce?
- Opened a savings account as a child, or for your own child and then forgot about it?
- Forgot to cash a health insurance check?
- Forgot to cash dividend or dividend checks on a security?
- Left a job and never received your last paycheck?

This list covers only a small number of the possible reasons why you may be owed money!

By law, companies have to keep details of any funds they owe, in every state.

The money is not theirs to keep. However they do earn interest off funds in their unclaimed money accounts, so there may not be much of an incentive to track people down. No penalties are given to companies that do not make the required 'reasonable effort' to locate people.
Eventually if unclaimed for many years, the money passes to state government escheat accounts for safekeeping. You can still claim money you are entitled to - even after many years or decades.


Find out if you might be owed money now:

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What we provide..

We have compiled a huge database of millions of people owed money.
If your name is in the database, there is a good chance you have money owed to you. The only way to be 100% certain whether the money is yours is to submit a claim!

You can perform a trial search of this database to find out if there is any money that might belong to you. If you find that there may be money owed you, you can purchase the service to receive unlimited instant access to all of the records in their database for one full day.
The records will include the name, phone number and address of the institution(s) holding the money as well as the instructions you will need to claim the money!

For full unrestricted access to the names, phone numbers and locations of the institution(s) holding the money we charge a small reasonable fee to help cover expenses.
The processing fee is normally $29 for just one name search.
However, for a very limited time, the processing fee has been lowered to just $11.00 for unlimited searches for one full month. Depending on how many searches you perform, you could pay just pennies per search.
Once you sign up, you are free to do anything you wish with the records you access.

State Databases - the main problem.

Certain states already run an unclaimed money website, however these and all of the government sponsored sites related to found money are missing approximately 90% of the lost money records and you will likely miss out on funds that you should have claimed.
They simply don’t contain most of the records - most unclaimed money is still held in private company accounts and has not yet been passed to the state comptroller - It can take up to 5 years for unclaimed funds to be declared dormant and end up in state accounts.

In addition, it would take around 50 hours to search all the government sites one by one. It is no good just searching one individual states records, as a national company could have its registered office in a different state from the one you live in.

There is no single government site that unites all of the individual lost money databases.
If you really want to search all of the states and many of the federal unclaimed property databases, you need to click this link and search the full Unclaimed Cash Property Database

This search is probably the most comprehensive unclaimed money database on the Internet, with thousands of hours of work put into compiling the information, and keeping it up to date and accurate.

Important Info

The database only provides a record of individuals and the institutions who owe them money.
We do not make the application for any money owed to you.
It is up to you to claim your money from the relevant institution, or fill in the claim form for funds in a state escheat account. Proof of ID and your SS number may be required. Funds associated with Inheritance and estates may take several months to be processed, verified and given to the rightful heirs.

Check the database here


NEWS

You've probably watched several of the unclaimed money reports on TV shows from time to time.
Specials on the online databases have appeared on Oprah, Fox News, The O Reilly Factor, Montel Williams, and ABC news. Yet many people are still sceptical and don't think it could apply to them.
Free money often sounds too good to be true, but you might be pleasantly surprised by what you can find.
Over $350 billion is estimated to be sitting in unclaimed accounts, so why not search for your name today, or for friends and family? Even if you have checked at some point in the past, the databases are constantly updated, so it is worth checking at least once a year. Remember to also search for the names of family members, including elderly relatives who have passed away. Many old savings bonds had long maturity dates, up to 40 years, and thousands of people simply forgot or lost track of them over time.

A WSJ News article is reporting that millions of dollars available for veterans and families is unclaimed.
Cash is typically from life insurance payouts, premium refunds and dividend checks. The department of Veteran Affairs holds on to the money if payments are undelivered. The surviving spouse generally has first access to any money that is owed to a deceased veteran.

Treasury Direct can help citizens find old savings bonds. Each year, many thousands of payments are returned as undeliverable to the Department of the Treasury. You can search for legacy savings bonds for you or a deceased loved one. Savings bonds that have stopped earning interest are also listed. If you still have these bonds, you can cash or reinvest them. Otherwise their value is reduced each year through inflation.

A Connecticut new paper is reporting on amount of unclaimed funds that are lost when a person changes address.
Often the post office only forwards mail for 6 months and any late checks or payments may be unclaimed.
Over $2 million was returned to Connecticut residents last month.


TIPS to stop your cash becoming unclaimed property:

• Always inform everyone you have dealings with when you change name or address.
• Buy a mail forwarding service for at least 1 year when moving home.
• Respond to companies requests for account ownership confirmations.
• Use gift cards / vouchers, refund checks promptly
• Have a safe place to keep records of banks accounts, stock certificates, deposits, insurance policies, etc
  

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All the best and good luck. Remember, now with unlimited 30 day searches, you can also search for money owed to other family members, friends and co-worker. It's always nice to deliver some good news !!