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California is Holding Over $6 Billion in Lost Property

California is one of the leaders in holding the highest amounts of unclaimed property among the United States, topping the charts at over $6 billion worth of property.

State Controller, John Chiang, is determined to return all $6 billion in unclaimed property to the owners, which amounts to approximately 17.6 million owners.

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