Claim your assets
For almost 20 years, we've been working to return lost or missing assets to their rightful owners. Large companies, transfer agents, brokerage firms, banks and other financial service companies engage EquiSearch to locate account holders they have classified as "dormant" or "lost", due to account inactivity or undeliverable mail. Accounts may include stocks, mutual funds, bonds or cash. If a company can't find you within a designated time period, the lost assets could be declared "abandoned" and may be turned over to the state. We work for you, the account holder, to make sure that doesn't happen.
Over $4 billion recovered since 2004
In the last three years alone, EquiSearch connected rightful owners with more than $4 billion in assets. The truth is, it’s surprisingly easy to lose track of a bank or retirement account opened years ago. If you change jobs or move over the years, news of an inheritance or unclaimed account may not reach you. We live in a fast-moving society, and sometimes assets get lost in the shuffle.
How does EquiSearch find missing account holders?
Once EquiSearch obtains a list of missing account holders, we conduct extensive research using both public and private databases. We can even access some information dating back to the 1800s. Our deep search process is powered by proprietary technology that matches and analyzes information from multiple sources, including financial records, census reports and other public records.
We charge no fee unless
you make a recovery
If owners don’t make a claim, most lost property is eventually turned over to the state government. After that, the state may be entitled to keep any interest. Eventually, you might find out the state had your asset and get the principal value back. Many people never succeed in making a recovery. Today, state treasuries have over $35 billion in unclaimed assets.