Unclaimed Money & State Treasury Quarterly

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Every quarter, a checklist to recover money that's already yours — state unclaimed property databases, expired gift card balances, unpaid IRS refunds, and orphaned 401(k) accounts. Average recoverable per household: $200–$2,000.

Unclaimed Money & State Treasury Quarterly2026-07-01

July unclaimed money checklist

A July/Q3 2026 30-minute recovery checklist for US households, prioritizing the July 10 Kwong protective IRS claim deadline before moving through state portals, gift cards, retirement accounts, life insurance, and active class-action settlements.

Unclaimed Money & State Treasury Quarterly2026-06-01

Your June 2026 Unclaimed Money Recovery Checklist

A 30-minute, six-step quarterly ritual covering every major source of legally-owed unclaimed money for US households. This edition's standout: a step-by-step guide to filing a protective IRS Form 843 claim before the July 10, 2026 COVID-era penalty deadline. Also covers state databases (all 50 states + DC), gift card escheat rules, the DOL Retirement Savings Lost and Found database, the NAIC life insurance locator ($13.18B matched to date), and 8 open class action settlements with deadlines through September 2026. Most-overlooked source: city-level municipal unclaimed funds programs and HUD/FHA mortgage insurance refunds.

Unclaimed Money & State Treasury Quarterly2026-05-19

Your Q2 2026 Unclaimed Money Recovery Checklist

A 30-minute, six-step quarterly ritual covering every major category of legally-owed unclaimed money: state databases (all 50 states + DC), gift card escheatment, IRS TY2022 refund deadline, the DOL's new lost-and-found retirement database, NAIC life insurance locator, and eight open class-action settlements closing through July 2026. Spotlight: Treasury Hunt's $39B in matured unredeemed savings bonds.

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