Indiana Unclaimed Money
Indiana like many states holds millions in unclaimed money. This Indiana unclaimed money comes from a variety of sources.
If you have unclaimed property with Indiana, odds are it was turned over to us by a "holder." Holders are, in essence, the place of origin for your unclaimed property. If you have a utility deposit check waiting for you from a former gas provider, the holder for this money was the gas company. If you have an unclaimed balance on a savings account you forgot about, the bank is the holder. In fact, any company with which you have been employed, been a customer, or held an account has the potential to become a holder of your unclaimed property someday – if you’re not careful.
To see if you have unclaimed money in Indiana you need to search the online unclaimed money database for Indiana. You can search for your name and the unclaimed money database will report to you if you have unclaimed money available. If you do have unclaimed property in Indiana then you will need to file a claim to obtain the unclaimed property.
There are various sources of unclaimed property and money in Indiana which include:
Types of property
- Checking accounts
- Savings accounts
- Uncashed checks
- Money orders
- Insurance proceeds
- Safe deposit box contents
- Unclaimed wages
- Stock dividends
- Utility refunds
To obtain any unclaimed money you may have then you will need to contact the Indiana office of unclaimed money and prove that you are the owner of the unclaimed funds. Once you have proved you are entitled to Indiana unclaimed money then the state will return your unclaimed property to you.
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