National Unclaimed Property Day: Claim Yours Now!

National Unclaimed Property Day is your chance to get your things back! Discover how to reclaim lost funds and act quickly.

National Unclaimed Property Day: Claim Yours Now! (Photo: unclaimed.org/ Canva/Rachelle J)

Unlock Your Wealth: Don’t Miss Out on National Unclaimed Property Day – Over $1 Billion Awaits!

Nevadans: Thursday, February 1, is National Unclaimed Property Day, an opportunity to get your money back. Unclaimed cash, rebate cards, and life insurance payouts may await you! Over $1 billion is unclaimed, yet the Nevada Treasurer’s Office has collected $236 million.

Avoid losing money! The Nevada Treasurer’s Office estimates 1 in 7 Nevadans have unclaimed property. If you moved without alerting your employer, landlord, or insurer, you may have unclaimed funds.

Reclaim Your Treasure: National Unclaimed Property Day is Here! Act Fast to Find Your Lost Assets

Unclaimed property is easy to find. See if your name is mentioned at claimitnevada.org. You can see if the unclaimed amount is “under 100” or a specific dollar amount. Remember that each unclaimed money is stated separately, and check business unclaimed property.

You can search various states at https://unclaimed.org/unclaimed-property-day/ on National Unclaimed Property Day. Security deposits, uncashed salaries, and more might go unclaimed. Take what’s yours!

You may also use  MissingMoney.com , which can search participating states’ unclaimed property databases for free on this website. will show any matching states and provide links to government websites for filing claims.

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Seizing the Opportunity: How this Notional Unclaimed Property Day Works with Reuniting its Owners

The Nevada Treasurer’s Office says that about one in seven Nevadans have some kind of unclaimed property.

“If you’ve ever moved to a new job or home and forgotten to update your address, changed insurance companies, etc., then some of this money could be yours,” according to claimitnevada.org. “When property is abandoned, businesses are required to report it to the State Treasurer’s office, which works hand-in-hand with those businesses to reunite the property with its rightful owners or heirs. As a mere custodian, the Nevada Treasury takes no percentage of these funds.”

Seize this opportunity and reclaim what is rightfully yours on National Unclaimed Property Day!

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