Find Your Indiana Unclaimed Money
Uh, better not spend too much time thinking about that- Indiana unclaimed money becomes state property if the owners don't show-up after 25 years. Yes, if your lost money sits around too long, you lose it to the government along with so much of your tax dollars.
Search For Unclaimed Money In Indiana
Locating Your Missing Money The Right Way
Any financial asset with no activity by its owner for an extended period of time is considered unclaimed property. This includes unclaimed wages or commissions; savings and checking accounts; stock dividends; insurance proceeds; underlying shares; customer deposits or overpayments; certificates of deposit; credit balances; refunds; money orders; and safe deposit box contents.
They go on to list a number of reasons why funds become unclaimed:
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Picture Yourself Using That Unclaimed Cash How YOU Want To
Get educated and get searching!
It's easy enough to find lost money once you know the "dos and don'ts" of searching for it. My goal is to get you in the right frame of mind, so I hope the images below can act as a motivator.
VIDEO: Tips For Locating Indiana Unclaimed Funds
All Unclaimed Property Sites Are NOT Created Equal
Indiana says millions in unclaimed assets available
- Indiana Unclaimed Money Search
- Residents in St. Joseph County and surrounding counties picked up $2.7 million in unclaimed assets in 2008 but millions are still waiting to be claimed, according to a news release from the Indiana attorney general's office.
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