Money claim

Does any of these apply to you?

If you answer YES to even one question below, you must check for unclaimed money right now:

Have you moved to a new address in the last 10–20 years?
Have you changed jobs at least once?
Have you opened or closed a bank account?
Have you paid a utility or rental deposit?
Have you changed your last name?
Have you been sent a check or refund that never arrived?
Have you had a 401k or retirement account at a past job?
Has a parent or relative passed away?

❗️The more YES answers the larger amount of money might belong to you.

Does any of these apply to you?

If you answer YES to even one question below, you must check for unclaimed money right now:

Have you moved to a new address in the last 10–20 years?
Have you changed jobs at least once?
Have you opened or closed a bank account?
Have you paid a utility or rental deposit?
Have you changed your last name?
Have you been sent a check or refund that never arrived?
Have you had a 401k or retirement account at a past job?
Has a parent or relative passed away?

❗️The more YES answers the larger amount of money might belong to you.

CHECK FOR YOUR MONEY NOW

Forgotten accounts

You opened a bank account years ago and forgot about it

Uncashed checks

Final paychecks, refunds, or rebates that were never deposited

Old deposits

Utility or rental deposits you never got back

Insurance payouts

Benefits sent to old addresses

Stock dividends

Investment income that piled up after you moved

Inheritance

Money from estates you didn't know about

Before you search, know this:

All searches and claims are filed only through official state treasury websites. We don’t take any cut or percentage of your payout. If money is found in your name, you claim it yourself and all payment are sent directly to you.

How It Works:

1 STEP

Enter your name and click 'Search'

2 STEP

We check all official state treasury databases

3 STEP

If we find results, you can claim your funds

If your money is unclaimed, the Government keeps it. Claim what’s yours now.

If your money is unclaimed, the Government keeps it. Claim what’s yours now:

We take no cut. Keep 100%.
Takes only 60 seconds to check
Won’t affect your credit score
Any payout goes directly to you
We search official state records
We check old jobs, checks, 401(k)s
Your info stays private and secure

We take no cut. Keep 100%.
Takes only 60 seconds to check
Won’t affect your credit score
Any payout goes directly to you
We search official state records
We check old jobs, checks, 401(k)s
Your info stays private and secure

You might have hidden money waiting to be claimed.

FIND OUT NOW

Here’s what people found after searching:

"Found $4,890 I didn't know existed"

– Patricia M., 67, found money from an old savings account, Phoenix, AZ

"$120,300 from my late father's estate"

– Robert K., 61, discovered inheritance he never knew about, Tampa, FL

"$28,347 utility deposit from 20 years ago"

– Susan L., 58, recovered money from an old apartment, Columbus, OH

The average claim is $4,297 in cash. But many claims are worth thousands, or more.

We do not profit from your payout

MoneyClaim.org never takes any cut or percentage of your payout. We help you find unclaimed funds held by state treasuries and guide you through a few simple steps to claim them, with payments sent directly to you.

Over 513,345 verified users have already claimed their money

I was drowning in credit cards. Found $3,482 from an old 401k and paid one off completely.

Linda M. , Columbus, Ohio. Verified user.

My medical bills were piling up until I found $10,764 left from my grandmother’s policy. Total shock.

Robert T. , Phoenix, Arizona. Verified user.

Our mortgage jumped by $430 a month. We found $6,212 from an old savings account and finally caught up.

Samantha D. , Denver, Colorado. Verified user.

1 in 7 Americans Have Unclaimed Money They Know Nothing About

SEE IF YOUR NAME IS ON THE LIST

1 in 7 Americans Have Unclaimed Money They Know Nothing About

SEE IF YOUR NAME IS ON THE LIST

Does any of these apply to you?

Does any of these apply to you?