Unclaimed Monies, Free Lost Money for You!

Bet you wouldn't have guessed that Unclaimed Monies has exceeded $50 Billion, in the US. The sad thing is the government holds the money and doesn't tell the owner they have it!

Thankfully is it easy enough to find and claim unclaimed monies. You
start by searching to see if you are owed unclaimed monies.

Better Alternative to State Unclaimed Monies Search?

The important thing to note is that an unclaimed monies search should be conducted in a quality database. People often make the mistake of thinking a state database is the best. BUT an all-in-one database is often superior. This is a database that reports money from all 50 states, not just unclaimed funds from one state.

The lesser complete state sites that people go to do not provide a complete search for the Americans who search for unclaimed monies. This is because they only offer money from one state, not 50 states and no federal database monies.

There is no all-in-one government sponsored database. So don't think there is.

Also, don't make the mistake of thinking unclaimed monies will only be in the state you live in. Inheritance of other accounts with institutions or companies may easily be reported in the state of their business.

Just because a single state website did not show you are owed unclaimed monies, DOES NOT mean you are not owed lost funds. It simply means they are not reported in that state database. So don't give up yet!

The people who haven't searched or conduct a "shallow" search in a single state database are what is contributing to the $15 BILLION per year increase in unclaimed monies.

Search in a Complete All-In-One Database

Start your unclaimed monies search by searching an all-in-one database by entering your name.

*Tip: Search your nick names, possible variations of your name, and any alias's you may have used in your life.

Many accounts are actual not listed under your legal name and may be listed with a first initial last name, shortened version of your first name, etc.

Angelina Jolie may be listed as A. Jolie or Angie Jolie-Pitt.

When you search by name you may be given many accounts depending on how common your name is. All you have to do is take a look at the address listed on the account and check to see if it is a current or past address of yours.

Get the Unclaimed Monies you Found

The accounts you identify as your unclaimed money will be listed and held by a specific state or federal agency. When using a good database they will provide you a link to those forms, as is the case with sites like cashunclaimed.com.

The claim for will require proof of identification, which can be a driver's license, birth certificate or social security card.

It is a good idea to provide any documents that will confirm the account is yours. This may be an old account statement, etc.

Fill out and mail in the form with your ID documents. You should be getting a check in the mail very soon!

Proccessing should take 4 weeks, but may be anywhere from 2 to 16 weeks.

You have the info now go find and claim your unclaimed monies!

%u2026and don't forget to search your family and friends names to see if they are also owed unclaimed monies.