Everything you need to know about finding and recovering money that's rightfully yours — from state treasury databases to forgotten pension benefits.
$80 billion in unclaimed property sits in state treasuries right now. Here's exactly how to search every database that matters — free.
Every state runs its own unclaimed property database. This guide covers how each state's program works and what you're most likely to find.
Americans leave over $3 billion in gift card value unused each year. Many of those balances are recoverable — even after the card expires.
The PBGC holds unclaimed pension benefits from terminated plans. If you worked for a company that went bankrupt, you may be owed money.
California holds $12 billion across 33 million property records. Step-by-step guide to searching the CA State Controller's database and filing a claim.
Texas holds $7 billion — including mineral rights and oil royalties unique to the Lone Star State. How to search ClaimItTexas.org and file a claim.
Florida holds $2 billion with an unusually high volume of insurance proceeds from the state's large retiree population. Search fltreasurehunt.gov.
New York holds more unclaimed property than any other state — $18 billion, including a massive volume of brokerage accounts and Wall Street-related assets.
Pennsylvania holds $4 billion including Marcellus Shale mineral royalties and manufacturing-era pension claims. How to search patreasury.gov.