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Minnesota Unclaimed Property Details

Unclaimed property in Minnesota means inactive savings, checking, insurance, investment accounts and old checks—held by the Treasurer for rightful owners after three years of no activity.

Popular Unclaimed Assets in Minnesota 🏞️

  • Dormant checking/savings/CD/investment accounts
  • Uncashed payroll, insurance, vendor, and refund checks
  • Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, dividends
  • Insurance payouts, matured policies
  • Abandoned safe-deposit box contents

How to Claim Minnesota Property

  1. Search: Use unclaim.ai or the Minnesota Treasury site to locate your property.
  2. File a Claim: Complete the Treasurer’s application and upload required documentation.
  3. Verify Identity: Provide proof of ID and connection to property.
  4. Receive Payment: Minnesota pays valid claims year-round—no expiration or deadline for property claims.

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