Types of Unclaimed Funds & Resources
Unclaimed funds are financial assets that have been abandoned or forgotten, including old bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance payouts, and more. Both you and the government benefit when these funds are returned—you receive your rightful money back, while states can reduce their administrative burden and fulfill their duty to reunite citizens with their assets.
Uncashed Checks
Forgotten paychecks, insurance payments, and other uncashed checks.
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Bank of Canada – Unclaimed Balances
Search for unclaimed balances from federally-regulated banks and trust companies after 10 years of inactivity.
Visit Bank of CanadaTreasury Hunt® – Savings Bonds
Search for matured, uncashed savings bonds that are over 30 years old and no longer earning interest.
Visit Treasury HuntIRS Tax Refunds
Check the status of your federal tax refund or find out if you have any unclaimed refunds from previous years.
Check IRS RefundsHUD/FHA Refunds
Find out if you are eligible for a refund on your FHA-insured mortgage through the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Check HUD RefundsWorkers Owed Wages
The Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division recovers back wages for workers. Search their database to find if you're owed unpaid wages from a previous employer.
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