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Indiana’s unclaimed property program manages over $77 million each year in lost funds, wages, refunds, insurance, and valuables. The service is always free and secure.
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Indiana law holds unclaimed property for 25 years and charges no state fees. Privacy, security, and quick direct support available.
Indiana Unclaimed Property FAQ
Yes, Indiana holds unclaimed property for up to 25 years. After that, it is absorbed into the state’s General Fund and cannot be claimed. Don’t wait—check regularly!
Indiana manages dormant bank accounts, payroll, uncashed checks, money orders, stock dividends, insurance, utility and security deposits, refunds, and safe deposit box contents.
No, there are no fees when claiming through the official Attorney General system. Private "finders" may charge a commission.
Most property is transferred after 3-5 years of no activity or contact. Once reported, it’s listed for public search.
You’ll need government-issued ID, proof of address, and documentation showing your relationship to the funds. Estates should provide probate paperwork. Claims are processed by the Attorney General’s team.
Cash your checks, keep records of accounts and deposits, always update your address, and respond to due diligence letters. Check IndianaUnclaimed.gov each year.
Indiana Unclaimed Property Laws
Indiana’s Unclaimed Property Act (IC 32-34-1) requires businesses to report abandoned financial assets after a dormancy period of 3 to 5 years. These assets are held by the Attorney General for up to 25 years, after which they are absorbed. Assets include cash, deposits, checks, insurance benefits, security deposits, and safety deposit box valuables. More details:Indiana Unclaimed Property Law.
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Indiana Unclaimed Property In The News
Indiana Returns Record $77 Million to Hoosiers in 2025
In October 2025, the Unclaimed Property Division announced over $77 million was returned, surpassing all prior records. Thousands of Hoosiers in Indianapolis, Evansville and rural counties found forgotten assets.
View Full StoryAttorney General Urges Indiana Residents to Search Yearly
Hoosiers are encouraged to check for unclaimed wages, refunds, insurance payouts and safety deposit box items every year. Unclaimed property provides critical financial relief to thousands of families and businesses.
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