Where to Find Missing Money

Wouldn’t you be interested in finding some missing money?

I suppose there are a lot of folks out there who have lost anything from family property to 401(k) plans.  Speaking of 401(k) plans…how does that work?  You leave a company and years later you remember you had a 401(k) plan with your old company worth thousands of dollars?  I suppose it can and does happen!

More likely, you’re not sure if a deceased loved one had a life insurance policy, but you’re not sure where to look because you can’t make sense of all their documents and papers.

Well, worry no more.  There are a number of helpful resources available to track down missing money:

We’re curious to know.  Have you ever had to search for lost money or property?  If so, how did you go about finding it?

Where to find lost loot [Consumer Reports, October 2010]

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About Jason

Jason started blogging in 2009 when he created One Money Design. Since then it has grown into a group of writers with unique personalities and a common goal of helping people on the journey to true financial freedom. Jason is an IT project manager by day, but you’ll find him blogging about personal finance and exploring web entrepreneurship late at night and the early hours of the morning. He’s also actively involved in a financial coaching ministry in his community where he shares principles of biblical stewardship and helps people learn to manage their money wisely. Jason enjoys spending time with his wonderful wife and two awesome children and lives in north Dallas. Twitter | Facebook | +Jason Price

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  • Dyrkness

    “All 35 states”? There are 50 states last time I checked.