NC Cash ö Reuniting People with Unclaimed Property

Overview: When financial institutions, insurance companies, public agencies, and business have bank accounts, wages, utility deposits, insurance policy proceeds, stocks, bonds, and contents of safe deposit boxes for which there have been no documented transactions or contact with the owners for a statutory period of time, state law requires that these institutions turn over the ãunclaimed propertyä to the state. The Department of the Treasury, under the leadership of NC Treasurer Richard Moore, is working to ãreuniteä this property with rightful owners.

How can you find out about unclaimed property?

You can check to see if you or someone you know has unclaimed property by visiting www.nccash.com and following the directions on the website. The process is simple and itâs FREE! If the website search reveals unclaimed property, print out the claims form, complete it and return it to the Department of Treasury.

Spread the word·

There is currently over $600 million in unclaimed property being held at the state. Tell everyone you know to check the database to see if some of it is theirs!

NC Cash Clubs:

As part of the effort to return money to its rightful owners, NC Treasurer Richard Moore is enlisting the assistance of people across the state to volunteer for NC Cash Clubs. These local volunteers help the effort by increasing awareness about unclaimed property and helping other check the database. For more information about volunteering for NC Cash Clubs, email celestec@cccsofwnc.org . (Please use ãNC Cash Clubsä in the subject line.)