Tennessee Unclaimed Money

We may be holding property that belongs to you. Millions of dollars are turned over annually to the State of Tennessee by companies who cannot locate the owners. This property, in the form of money and securities, is from bank accounts, stock certificates, checks, unclaimed wages and other sources.

• If you moved and forgot to notify your bank or broker of your new
  address.



• If you left a job, but never returned to receive your last paycheck.



• If you bought stock, placed them in a "safe" place, and forgot them.



• If you had a distant relative who passed on, leaving an estate, but the heirs were never located.



• If you overpaid a credit card bill but did not use the credit.



• If you experienced an address change assigned to you for the 911 unique
  address effort but you did not move.



• If a regular account statement was inadvertently marked undeliverable
  and was returned to sender in error.



• If you have valuable accounts in a bank, with a broker or trader, trust
  or other safekeeping agent that you have not contacted in the most recent
  four years.



• If you received a check you did not cash.



• If your forwarding order with the post office expired.



• If you are holding bonds that were called or called early.



• If you have in your possession a gift certificate, certified check,
  cashier's check, or money order you haven't spent.

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