UnclaimedMoney.org is your free source for information on the tens of billions of unclaimed money and property being held today in state and federal unclaimed accounts. By clicking on the “Search Your State” link above you can freely search your state data base for unclaimed funds. If you want to learn more about the subject matter of unclaimed property in general and or require a more comprehensive search strategy, you may consider purchasing the “UnclaimedMoney.org Guide to Finding Lost and Missing Funds”
The “Guide” can help you instantly find funds you may have lost, or perhaps never knew you had! The Guides’ workbook will show you how to code your search and find lost funds that may belong to a sister, brother, parent, grandparent, friends, the deceased, church, school, town, work place and more…
In total there’s well over $50 billion awaiting claim in both state and federal data bases!
So just what is unclaimed money?
Unclaimed money (also referred to as unclaimed property and unclaimed funds) – are personal assets that, for a variety of reasons, have become separated from their owners. Some examples of unclaimed money may include:
- Stocks
- Insurance policies
- Un-cashed money orders
- Forgotten about accounts
- Insurance policies
A good portion of all unclaimed money is held by individual states. New York, for instance, now holds over $11 billion in unclaimed money in roughly as many as 23 million accounts. Pennsylvania has $1.5 billion and New Jersey holds at least $1 billion as well. Smaller states such as Maine list lesser amounts – $131 million in 42,000 accounts.
The collection, management, and efforts to find rightful property owners is a business in and of itself. In general a state collects more unclaimed money than they return to rightful property owners through the course of one fiscal year. It takes a significant bureaucracy to enforce laws that govern the collection of unclaimed money and to devise and implement strategies to find rightful property owners. In New York as well as other states boast that the amount of money returned is expanding. For example, in 2008 NY returned $194 million to property owners – a $25 million increase over money returned in 2007. Unclaimed money is a win win situation for all involved and there’s money to be had for those on both sides, you just have to know where to look. This site is dedicated to helping you find missing funds.
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With “The Guide” you’ll learn:
The names for the various types of unclaimed funds
Who may be holding your money
Where to look for lost stocks, utility refunds, savings bonds, VA benefits and more
Search strategies that enhance your ability to recover unclaimed cash
How to stop your assets from adding to our nation’s $50 billion in unclaimed funds
How Purchase Works:
- Click on “Add to Cart” link above.
- Either purchase using PayPal or Credit/Debit Card.
- You will receive either a link or an email with a link. NOTE: This File Can Only Be Downloaded One Time Per Purchase
- Use book as a resource and get your unclaimed funds or property!
Disclaimer:
- This E-book is to be used as a resource only. Burke Networks, LLC is not responsible for any claims resulting from this book.
- Burke Networks, LLC and UnclaimedMoney.org are not associated with any state or federal organization.
