Resources and Insights

In Sacramento, a call is being made to individuals who may have unclaimed money in the form of uncashed checks from the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD). These checks, dating back to September 30, 2020, or earl...

Have you ever wondered if you might be entitled to a refund from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)? If you've ever had an FHA-insured mortgage, there's a good chance you co...

Every year, billions of dollars in benefits go unclaimed—not because people don’t qualify, but because they don’t know they do. June 2025 is no exception, with multiple government-back...

If you received robocalls from Credit One Bank between 2014 and 2019, you may be eligible for part of a $14 million class-action settlement. The lawsuit claims the bank violated federal law by...

You may be owed money from inactive bank accounts, forgotten investments, and other sources. Unfortunately, you aren't always aware of these funds owed to you until it's too late. This l...

Millions of Americans have unclaimed property, from forgotten bank accounts to uncashed checks. This can happen when people change addresses, forget about deposits, or switch financial institutions. As a result, t...

With prices rising and jobs under pressure, every dollar counts,  and many Floridians may be sitting on money they didn’t know they had. The Florida Division of Unclaimed Property says 1 in 5 residents h...

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...

  Unclaimed assets have a fascinating legal dimension that often remains unexplored. From escheat laws to government agencies overseeing the process, understanding the legal aspects of unclaimed assets is crucial. ...