Free, honest tools for the cash that's already yours: unclaimed property, bank signup bonuses, and class-action settlements. No finder's fees. No "pay us to get your money." Just the official links and the requirements, spelled out.
Two quick answers and we'll total up the real bank signup bonuses you qualify for — then point you at the unclaimed money and settlement checks.
Tens of billions sit with state treasurers — old refunds, deposits, and uncashed checks in your name. Search free and claim it.
Banks and fintechs pay cash to open an account and meet a simple requirement. We list the terms honestly.
If a company you did business with settles, you may be owed a payment. Filing a claim is free.
Searching and claiming is free at the official sources. We never charge you to get money that is already yours.
Every amount is sourced from the official portal or the bank's own terms. We will not show you a dollar figure we cannot back up.
We point you to the state treasurer, the bank, or the settlement administrator \u2014 the people who actually hold the money.
Yes. Unclaimed property is held by state treasurers and can be searched and claimed free at MissingMoney.com or your state's official portal. Anyone who asks you to pay a fee to "find" your money is charging for something you can do free.
State treasurers and agencies hold tens of billions of dollars in unclaimed property — old refunds, utility deposits, uncashed checks, and forgotten accounts. Roughly one in ten people has something to claim.
Most require a minimum deposit or a qualifying direct deposit and are paid out after 30–90 days. Bonuses are taxable income (reported on a 1099). We list the requirements honestly so you can decide which are worth it.
No. Filing a class-action settlement claim is free. If you are a member of the class, you file directly with the settlement administrator at no cost.