Dave WordenTriumph Business Solutions · Founder

Missing Money? Check #missingmoney or #unclaimedmoney #themoneyhabit

19 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief, informal video the speaker shares his personal experience with unclaimed‑funds recovery. He recommends the multi‑state database missingmoney.com, noting that roughly $70 billion in unclaimed money is listed there. He recounts finding a closed bank account with leftover cash through the site, emphasizing that the process was not burdensome. The speaker also cautions viewers to watch out for scams and imposters, advising a modest amount of research before pursuing any claim. Overall, the message is that checking missingmoney.com is a low‑effort way to potentially discover forgotten money.

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The waiting is the hardest part. Damn it! No missing money for me, but I'll tell you this, that is the site I use. It's missingmoney.com. There is, I think it's like $70 billion of unclaimed funds. I know it sounds scammy. I know it sounds like a lot of paperwork, but my experience is neither. And actually I did find unclaimed funds. A bank account that was closed and there was some remaining money. So who knows, it's worth checking out. Always be careful of scams and imposters and all that fake stuff. So do a little modicum of research, but missingmoney.com is a multi-state database that seems to work pretty darn well. And who knows, you may have found some money.