New Study Found That 39% of Unclaimed Money Goes to State General Funds After 10 Years if No Claim Is Filed
The "39% to state general funds after 10 years" claim has no credible source—here's what actually happens to unclaimed money.
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She Discovered $3,600 in Unclaimed Funds From a Class Action Settlement Against Her Former Cell Phone Provider
A woman recovered $3,600 from a wireless settlement she didn't know existed—and so can you if your phone account had billing disputes.
Fact Check: Are There Really Unclaimed Funds From the 2008 Financial Crisis Still Available? Yes Approximately $2.3 Billion Remains
Yes, unclaimed 2008 crisis funds exist—but not $2.3 billion. Here's what's actually available and how to find it.
Ohio Pays 182.5 Million to Residents from Unclaimed Funds Program
Ohio returned $182.5 million in unclaimed funds to residents, but millions more remain unclaimed in the state system.
Pete Rose Autographed Baseball Among Unclaimed Property Found in Iowa
A signed Pete Rose baseball surfaced in Iowa's unclaimed property vault — here's how it got there and how to check what the state may hold for you.
Unclaimed Funds in Ohio: County Recovers $9826 in Misplaced Assets
An Ohio county's recovery of nearly $10,000 in misplaced assets underscores the persistent challenge of unclaimed funds sitting in public custody.
Unclaimed money after death: how heirs can find missing assets
Heirs often inherit more than they know—and state treasuries hold $70 billion in unclaimed assets.
Ohio unclaimed money: $182.5 million returned to residents in 2026
Ohio returned $182.5 million in unclaimed property during 2026, but nearly $5 billion still waits for residents to claim it.
Unclaimed Funds Recovery Event Scheduled: McHenry’s Asset Discovery Opportunity
State unclaimed property events help residents recover forgotten bank accounts, insurance proceeds, and lost wages held in government custody at no cost.
Where to Find Unclaimed Money Ohio: Official Search Database Guide
Ohio holds billions in unclaimed money through its official Treasurer database—here's how to search for yours without paying a third party.