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	There is over 400 billion dollars in unclaimed money in the United States. Each year billions of dollars become lost and unclaimed when banks, companies and governments lose track of the true owner of the money they hold due to: post office mistakes, misspelled names, business and banks that go bankrupt, unplanned changes of address, marriage breakup, unexpected job relocation, death, etc. Most adults are owed some of this money and they don't even know it. Welcome to UnclaimedFunds.org, a web site offering full unclaimed money research resources intended for private, non-commercial use by the general public. You may have heard about the unclaimed money program on The O'Reilly Factor, The Wallstreet Journal Report, CNBC® Montel Williams®, Oprah®, or in your local newspaper. The response has been terrific and more people than ever are locating unclaimed money owed them, their family and friends. If you haven't visited us recently, please check out our updated web site, now featuring millions of unclaimed money records from all 50 states and federal agencies, easier navigation, faster searches, new research tools and more. UnclaimedFunds.org is now a subscription only service offering full unclaimed moneysearch resources to both professional and amateur researchers. Our members have immediate access to over 55 on-line searchable database (many updated daily) which contain unclaimed property records from all over the United States as well as access to the same unclaimed money and property information obtained by professional finders. Membership includes unlimited searches for yourself, your family, relatives, neighbors. E-mail:   Have you been contacted by phone or email in regards to your money? Are you relatives and family members on the unclaimed funds lists? It is recommended that all Americans check the depositories in the state(s) that they live in every couple of years. After a relative or family member dies, a full search of the United States should be done to ensure that any unclaimed funds are found and claimed by heirs. Most Americans don't bother to search for money which explains why there is over $400 billion in unclaimed funds.