The government owes you money.
About 1 in 7 Americans has cash, insurance payouts or old paychecks sitting with a state treasury. Frifti finds your official portal and builds the exact checklist to get it back. No fee, ever.
Pick a state above to generate your free claim checklist.
Property we help you claim
Bank Accounts & Cash
Dormant checking, savings, CDs and cashier's checks
Closed checking/savings balances · Matured CDs · Uncashed cashier's checks · Money orders
Insurance Proceeds
Unclaimed life, annuity and policy refunds
Life-insurance death benefits · Annuity proceeds · Premium refunds · Demutualization shares/cash
Wages & Payroll
Uncashed paychecks, commissions and final pay
Uncashed final paycheck · Unpaid commissions · Expense reimbursements · Payroll card balances
Stocks, Dividends & Bonds
Shares, dividends and mutual-fund holdings
Uncashed dividend checks · Dematerialized shares · Mutual-fund accounts · Matured bonds
Utility & Other Deposits
Refundable deposits and overpayments
Electric/gas/water deposits · Telecom & cable deposits · Rental security deposits · Rebates
Safe Deposit Box Contents
Tangible contents of abandoned boxes
Jewelry & collectibles · Coins & bullion · Important documents · Auction proceeds
Search by state
Every link opens that state's claim guide and official treasury portal.
Pricing
Searching and claiming from the state is always free. The optional one-time kits below are for people who want the paperwork pre-filled and organised, never a fee to claim, and never a subscription.
Free
$0
- 50-state official portal directory
- Guided claim wizard and document checklist
- Per-state and per-asset claim guides
- Timeline and complexity estimate
Claim Kit
$14.99 one-time
- A pre-written cover letter addressed to your state's unclaimed-property office
- A personalised document checklist with what each item proves and where to get it
- A dated follow-up schedule so a stalled claim never slips through the cracks
- A step-by-step submission walkthrough for your exact state and property type
Estate Claim Report
$49 one-time
- Everything in the Claim Kit, written for an estate/heir claim
- A multi-state heir search plan covering every state the deceased lived, worked or banked in
- An affidavit-of-heirship guide with the wording states expect
- The exact estate documents to attach (death certificate, letters testamentary, will)
From the guides
All guides
- Find Mass Money: FindMassMoney.gov Explained, and How to Use It
- How to Find Unclaimed Savings Bonds Now That Treasury Hunt Has Shut Down
- How to Find a Lost Pension: The Free PBGC Search Guide
- ClaimItTexas.gov Explained: How It Really Works
- Do You Have to Pay Taxes on Unclaimed Money?
- NAUPA Explained: What It Is and Why It Matters
- IRS Unclaimed Money: How to Find a Federal Refund
- Unclaimed Money Scams: 7 Red Flags to Spot
- Is MissingMoney.com Legit? Yes. Here's the Full Picture
- Unclaimed Money by State: A Data Study
- Unclaimed Surplus Funds After Foreclosure: A Case Study
- Trust & Will Review: Does It Help With Estate Claims?
- Unclaimed Inheritance: Find Money From a Deceased Relative
- Unclaimed Life Insurance Policy Finder: The Full Guide
- Capitalize Review: Free 401(k) Finder, Worth It?
- How to Find an Old 401(k) From a Past Employer
- How to Find Unclaimed Money: The Complete Step-by-Step Guide
- Why Do States Hold Unclaimed Property? Escheatment Explained
- How to Find Unclaimed Money in Multiple States
- Is Unclaimed Property Search Free? Yes, Here's the Proof
- What Documents Do You Need to Claim Unclaimed Property?
- How Long Does It Take to Get Unclaimed Money?
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Searching for and claiming your own unclaimed property directly from a state treasury is always free. The state is holding the money for you and never charges the owner to return it. Paid 'finder' firms only point you to property you can already claim for free.