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Unclaimed funds are funds that have been deposited or entrusted with a financial institution, government agency, or business and have remained unclaimed by their rightful owner for an extended period. This could happen due to a change in address, death of the owner, or simply forgetfulness. Unclaimed funds can include bank accounts, insurance policies, stocks, bonds, and other forms of property.

It's a simple question.  Why we would we offer this service. At this time, it's a turbulent economic situation. At a time when most Americans are concerned more than ever about their finances. 


The history of unclaimed funds dates back to medieval England when a law was passed to ensure that landlords could not take possession of their tenant's belongings if they were absent. Over time, this concept was extended to other forms of property, and the legal framework for unclaimed funds evolved. In the United States, unclaimed funds have a long history that can be traced back to the 1800s, when states began passing laws to protect consumers and prevent companies from keeping unclaimed assets.