Abundant Blessings Unclaimed Property

"How much does the State of California owe you in lost money?  All Californians are encouraged to look for any money that is owed to you.  There are billions of dollars in California alone that is unclaimed.  Find out how much of it is yours."

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The State Unclaimed Property Division has put into motion a plan to help owners of unclaimed property and money to claim their property before it is reported to the state.  A locator unit has been established to aggressively find owners to reunite them with their property.

California is getting tougher to enforce the laws of having banks, utility companies, businesses and other organizations to contact the owners of unclaimed property.  California State Controller, John Chiang will impose strict penalities to those companies that don't comply with the law.

If you think that a company owes you money, whether it be a past employer,  a bank that failed, or utility companies or any other entity that could possibly owe you money, start a searchfor your money today.

California unclaimed money databases include millions of names of Californians who are owed billions of dollars.  There is money reported from banks, companies, credit unions, investment companies and more.    

There are no time limits for filing a claim.  Unclaimed property accounts are held in perpetuity for the owner and it will always exist until the account has been claimed by the owner and pad by the state.

Companies in the State of California sends out notices to the owners of unclaimed property along with a form that should be completed and mailed back to the unclaimed property office.

There was a time when unclaimed property and money accounts accrued interest until a law was passed on August 11, 2003 to eliminate paying interest on unclaimed property claims.

Heir finders in the State of California are lost money finders who enters into a contract agreement with the owner to find unclaimed property and is allowed to receive 10% of all monies found. 

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