Have you ever lost track of an account, a security, or paid a bill twice? This can happen for many reasons; for example, you might neglect to chase a check, forget about an account, or simply overpay a bill. Every year, the Treasury receives these funds when people lose track of them.
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Unclaimed cash could be waiting for you: find out today!
What is Unclaimed Property?
Unclaimed Property is any financial asset (not including land or real estate) that has gone without customer-generated activity for an extended period of time.
- Savings and Checking accounts
- Unpaid wages or commissions
- Uncashed insurance proceeds
- Stocks, underlying shares, or uncashed dividends
Customer deposits or overpayments
- Certificates of deposit
- Credit balances and refunds
- Money orders
- Life insurance policies
- Uncashed benefit checks
- Accounts payable check
Examples include:
Click here to claim your money
No, this is a public service provided for FREE by the Office of the State Treasurer. There is no time limit to file a claim, and all funds earn interest until claimed.
IS this going to cost me money?
Why does the state have my money in the first place?
Property becomes unclaimed when the asset holder is unable to contact the asset owner for three years for fifteen years for traveler's checks). The law requires business entities and others to review and turn over all unclaimed assets in their possession to the State on an annual basis.
So... what's the catch?
Believe it or not, there isn't one! Returning unclaimed property is a FREE service that every state provides. Helping you recover lost assets is our only goal. For us, money in your pocket is a job well done.
Our goal is to return these assets as quickly as possible. For a comprehensive listing of the 10,000,000 plus properties that remain unclaimed, please call or visit the Division’s website. The faster you file, the faster we get your money back in your hands.
Find your unclaimed property:
Get In Touch:
Call 617-367-0400 or
visit: findmassmoney.com
Prep your info:
- Your name as it appears on the list
- Your current address and any prior addresses
- Social Security #
Take what is yours:
file a claim and collect your cash
Didn't find your name? Try again soon.
Treasury realeases new names every six months.
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