Unclaimed Property Blog

You would think with California’s economy in such dire straits that state officials would use all the money at the state’s disposal to try and rectify the situation. Yet the state still has millions of dollars in unclaimed funds sitting in its treasury coffers. Unclaimed funds in California are growing out of control, this according to local news affiliates that have picked up the story here and there throughout the years. The state could use the money, but yet it just sits there collecting dust, not doing anyone, the State or the individuals it belongs to, any bit of good. What can we do about this situation but watch it grow further out of control?

Are you short on cash? Could you use a little extra money to get buy, to pay your bills, take an extravagant vacation or buy the latest gadget? If so, you have two options. You can play the lottery, which doesn’t come with very good odds, or you can search for unclaimed assets. Unclaimed assets are those goods and sums of money that are left in limbo, so to speak. The funds and items are stuck in state and federal treasury accounts and in banks and storage units all over the country. The thing is, there are billions of dollars in unclaimed assets and a big portion of it is inheritance money. That old rich aunt you never knew about might have left you a hundred thousand dollars. Are you interested in unclaimed assets now?

Many parents are forced to pay child support and it would be nice if that money actually went directly to the child. Unfortunately, this is not usually how this ends up working out. When a court passes judgment on a defendant in a child support case, that money has to be paid to the court first and then it goes to the care giving parent. Sometimes that money never quite reaches the parent and it ends up becoming unclaimed funds that the state just holds onto. It isn’t until the rightful owner comes forward to claim these unclaimed child support funds that the money can be released.

Have you ever considered the fact that you might have unclaimed money somewhere waiting for you to come and claim it. If it sounds farfetched or unimaginable, it’s really not. It is actually called missing funds and this money goes missing everyday from people just like you and me. I am sure you, just like everyone else would probably like to know how to find missing funds that may belong or be owed to you.

First let us look into how the money actually went missing. Then we can help you track it down, find and claim any money that may be out there under your or even your loved ones name.

California is facing yet another crisis which is hitting its already struggling economy. The problem directly has to do with California unclaimed assets, which will continue to act as a burden on the State until more people come forward. Unclaimed assets are basically goods, as well as money, that have been left behind for various reasons. The California unclaimed assets are called unclaimed because someone does own them. The problem is that most people who have unclaimed assets in California have no idea that the money is even owed to them. That is why it is up to us to search for unclaimed assets in California so that we can finally help our economy recover.

If you are one of the people who have been paying attention to the news in and around New York lately, you may have noticed that the state is facing a massive crisis. It seems that there is a substantial amount of unclaimed assets that are pouring into our State Treasury accounts. These unclaimed assets belong to people who live in New York and anyone who used to be a resident and until these individuals come forward, the money will continue to remain lost and unclaimed.

State Treasury officials across the country are baffled by a growing unclaimed property problem. In all 50 States, it appears that unclaimed property is flowing in at alarming rates and there doesn’t appear to be any slow down anytime soon. While officials have some ideas how to stop the problem, most of those ideas cost even more money that the States in question just do not have. In the end, it is going to be up to the citizens who are owed unclaimed property to come forward and claim the property before the problem as we know it gets any worse.

If you plan to attend the Tulsa State Fair, you may want to wear pants with some extra deep pockets or bring an extra large purse. That’s because you may end up leaving with far more money than you walked through the gate with. I know it sounds to good to be true to actually come home from the fair with any money period, let alone way more then you brought in! Well this year, the State of Oklahoma is trying to reconnect thousands of Oklahoma residents with hundreds of thousands of dollars that is being held in unclaimed money accounts. If you’re going to the fair, you’ll have a chance to see if you are the rightful owner of some of that unclaimed money.

Most people who search for Illinois unclaimed property never expect to find much. Can you imagine the surprise, then, when officials at a certain Illinois company were handed a check for $8.1 Million from the Illinois unclaimed property program? Who knew there was that much money in the program to begin with? According to state officials, it’s the largest asset returned since the state began the Illinois unclaimed property program. Who did the check go to and why was there so much money unaccounted for?

Illinois Unclaimed Property Program

The Huron County Reflector is set to announce nearly 700 unclaimed funds accounts in an upcoming issue. That’s almost $250,000 in Ohio unclaimed funds and the rightful owners of those sums have yet to come forward. That was why the decision was made to publish the unclaimed funds in Ohio’s Reflector. They are hoping that by getting the word out it will urge Ohio residents to come forward and check and see if any of these unclaimed funds belong to them or anyone they might know.