How much unclaimed money does Alaska have?

Alaska is currently holding approximately $180M in unclaimed property. That works out to an average of $240 per resident. In the past year alone, 7,200 claims were filed and paid out.

How do I check for unclaimed money in Alaska?

Visit the official Alaska unclaimed property portal at https://unclaimedproperty.alaska.gov. Enter your first and last name, then browse the results. If you find a match, follow the on-screen instructions to file a claim — typically by providing ID and proof of address. Claims are free to file directly with the state.

What is unclaimed property?

Unclaimed property is money or assets that have been abandoned by their rightful owner and turned over to the state for safekeeping. Common examples include dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, forgotten insurance policy proceeds, unused utility deposits, and abandoned brokerage accounts. States are required to hold this money indefinitely until the rightful owner claims it.

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Alaska is holding
$180M in unclaimed property

That's approximately $240 per resident sitting in the state treasury waiting to be claimed. Is any of it yours?

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$180M

Total held by
Alaska treasury

$240

Average unclaimed
amount per resident

7,200

Claims filed in
the past year

55+

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Top 3 most common unclaimed property types in Alaska

1 Dormant bank accounts

2 Uncashed dividend checks

3 Forgotten security deposits

Want to find YOUR specific unclaimed money?

These are Alaska averages. Your personal amount could be higher — or lower. The only way to know is to run a personalized search across all 55+ databases, including state treasury, federal pension funds, HUD mortgage refunds, and class action settlements.

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Figures are estimates based on NAUPA national data and population-weighted state allocations. Actual unclaimed amounts vary. This tool does not guarantee the existence of unclaimed property in your name — it identifies databases worth searching.
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Alaska is holding$180M in unclaimed property

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Alaska is holding
$180M in unclaimed property