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Unclaimed property is a collection of property that has been lost, stolen, hidden, misplaced, abandoned or missing and is recorded and transferred to your state unclaimed property division of the state treasury department where this information is gathered and entered into databases and made accessible to the public at no charge. By understanding what unclaimed property is, how it becomes lost, and how to keep your money and assets from becoming lost property, will help you to have a successful unclaimed property search and reclaim your property.

Unclaimed Property- Other Types

Tangible and intangible properties are also listed as unclaimed property. A safe deposit box usually contains valuables such as rare coins, jewelry, watches, and collectibles. Rare paintings are sometimes listed as unclaimed property because the owner of said paintings usually can't be notified due to no forwarding address and change of name among others reasons why these items are kept by the unclaimed property office of each state. In order to find missing money, you have to do some research to find out if there is cash money that can be claimed by you. To accomplish your goal of finding unclaimed property, refer to the INFORMATION LISTING page to get the information for the state that may be holding your money from the list of other unclaimed properties listed below:

List of Other Properties Unclaimed

  • Unclaimed checks for death benefits
  • Survivors' benefits
  • Survivors' Pensions
  • Children's benefits
  • Life insurance proceeds uncashed
  • Dormant accounts
  • Savings accounts
  • Checking accounts
  • Credit union accounts
  • Investment accounts
  • Other cash accounts
  • Utility deposits
  • Deposit refunds from electric company
  • Deposit refunds from gas company
  • Housing - Rent deposits
  • Insurance payments
  • Mutual money funds
  • Private mutual funds
  • Public mutual funds
  • Professional mutual funds
  • Unclaimed insurance money
  • Court refunds
  • Court deposits
  • HUD/FHA
  • Royalties
  • Royalties for Composers
  • Royalties for Recording artists
  • Oil and gas royalties
  • Stock certificates
  • Security deposits unclaimed
  • Health insurance payments
  • Estate property unclaimed

If you believe you are the owner of some type of unclaimed property, refer to our Information Listing page to link to your state's unclaimed property site.

The types of properties unclaimed listed above will help you to understand that it doesn't matter what type of property you may have lost, misplaced or has forgotten about, if it is of monetary value, you can claim it if it is listed on the state, national or international unclaimed money databases. If you have questions or comments about unclaimed property, you may post them on our unclaimed property FORUM.

Millions and even billions of dollars have been abandoned or unclaimed due to circumstances that may have been beyond the owner's control and therefore their unclaimed property is sitting dormant in an unclaimed property office. That is why Abundant Blessings Unclaimed Property was created. We want to help and assist people all over the world to claim their assets, unclaimed funds, missing money, lost money, fogotten assets, whether it is held by the state, national, international or federal government agencies. We provide this information so that you will have a successful and prosperous unclaimed property search.

If you are sure that you could be the owner of unclaimed property, our INFORMATION LISTING page will give you the information needed to find that property. After you obtain that information, it is up to you to follow through. So, if you are ready to find your unclaimed property, go to the Information Listing page. As a reminder, remember that unclaimed property listed in your name is yours, and you should not have to pay anyone to find unclaimed property. If by chance you don't find any listed in your name, don't fret. Maybe the property hasn't been entered into the database yet, or it could be it hasn't yet been reported by the company or financial institution that held the money. In any case, keep looking. Give it a few months and look for your unclaimed property again. It's possible that it will eventually show up. So to all of you that are searching for unclaimed property, don't give up. Keep searching.

A listing of Michigan reporting companies can be reviewed on the MI Unclaimed Property page. If you would like a listing of unclaimed property reporting companies for your state, register by completing our registration form and you may submit the name of a company to be included on our list.

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