Unclaimed Property Blog

It was just announced on NBC Chicago that Illinois Treasurer will be auctioning off all of the unclaimed property, in an online auction, from December 5-11. This Illinois Treasurer is currently sitting on OVER 15,000 unclaimed property items! The proceeds for these items will be held for the owners of these unclaimed property items.

There are many ways to search for unclaimed property you might have left behind, before its auctioned off. Even though the money will still go to the owners, some property is far more valuable than money. Cashunclaimed.com offers the best unclaimed money and property search, online. Cashunclaimed.com has the largest unclaimed money database, with access to both state and federal records.

In a recent KTRE Texas news story, it was announced that Texas had BILLIONS in unclaimed money! Texas is trying to promote the concept of finding unclaimed money to increase personal finances over the holidays, and have taken many initiatives to return this unclaimed money to its owners.

East Texas Asphault Co., claims they searched for unclaimed money 5 years ago and found nothing. They recently searched again, and found $75 in their name. This proves it is important to continuously keep looking for your unclaimed money!

Cashunclaimed.com has been given the list of all the unclaimed money owners in the U.S!! A few o the top unclaimed money owners:

William Johnson – $619,381.23 of OHIO
Marilla D Black – $499,095.00 of NEVADA
Bent Larsen – $485,984.45 of OHIO
Ronald S. Palmer – $265,004.00 of CALIFORNIA
Daniel J Kelly – $262,699.43 of TEXAS

Have you looked to see how much YOU are owed?

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ABC News recent reported that the IRS is looking for over 99,000 people to return $153.3 million in unclaimed tax refund money.

The IRS claims that most of this unclaimed tax money is due to those taxpayers who choose to receive their refunds via direct deposit. The article states “78.4 million taxpayers choose to receive their refund through direct deposit.”

A lot of this unclaimed refund money is due to the option to buy savings bonds with the refunds. The IRS also believes that a majority of the 99,123 who are owed the unclaimed refunds are more “financially vulnerable” than most; they most likely rely on check cashing places for their banking needs.