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Left a Job Years Ago? Your Old 401(k) Might Still Be Growing
If you have changed jobs in the past, and like most Americans, you probably have, you might have left more behind than just your desk and company email. Many workers leave money sitting in old 401(k) accounts wit...
$1.5 Million Texas Prisoners’ Lost Money: Families May Still Claim Unclaimed Assets
The State of Texas has quietly collected more than $1.5 million in unclaimed money from inmate trust accounts over the last three fiscal years, funds left behind when prisoners are released ...
NYC Unclaimed Money: Claim Your Share of $380,000 until 2026
Nearly $380,000 in unclaimed consumer restitution is available through the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP). These funds come from settlements with flooring companies, tax services, t...
You Could Have Unclaimed Money in Michigan — Check Before It’s Too Late
Do you have money sitting in Michigan’s unclaimed property database right now? You might — and millions of residents do. State officials are urging residents to take a few minutes to se...
Nevadans: Claim Your Free Unclaimed Money in 2026 Before It's Too Late
Struggling with tight budgets in 2026? Nevada's state treasurer is urging residents to hunt for unclaimed property right now—over $1 billion in lost cash is waiting, from f...
Unclaimed Money in Orange County? Check Now Before the September 1 Deadline
Thousands of residents in Orange County, Florida could be owed money, but the clock is ticking. The Clerk of Courts has announced a deadline of September 1, 2025 to claim uncashed checks before the...
Want Extra Cash This Summer? Illinois Might Owe You Money
If you live in Illinois, you might get unexpected cash this summer without lifting a finger, thanks to the state’s Enhanced Money Match program. What Is the Enhanced Money Match Program? The Ill...
Valley Residents May Be Owed Part of $125 Million in Unclaimed Texas Funds
More than $125 million in unclaimed money belongs to Rio Grande Valley residents, according to the Texas Comptroller’s Office. The funds come from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, utili...
Texas Has Already Returned $5 Billion. More Money Is Still Unclaimed
Texas has already returned more than $5 billion in unclaimed property, but billions more are still sitting unclaimed, according to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. For many Texans, that money may...
