Your State by State Guide to Locating Unclaimed Assets

Chris Remington
Published Dec 17, 2023

Whether you forgot to claim that refund or forgot about an old account with funds still in it, you may have some unclaimed cash waiting for you.

If you or someone you love thinks they may have some unclaimed money, options are available to help you find and reclaim it.

BUT, you must look state-by-state. There is no federal website for unclaimed monty. 

Click on any state where you or a loved one has lived to start your search:

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