One in five Floridians has forgotten money or property waiting to be claimed. Here's how to find out if you have unclaimed property. Want to go on a Florida treasure hunt without battling the weather ...

Florida's Treasure Hunt program returned over $55 million in unclaimed property to residents in November. The state currently holds more than $2 billion in unclaimed property, with an estimated one in ...

Florida set a new record in February, returning $88 million in unclaimed property — such as money in forgotten bank accounts and insurance proceeds or cash, watches, jewelry, and more from abandoned ...

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The state is hosting its unclaimed property auction at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Holiday Inn Orlando International Airport on T.G. Lee Boulevard. Some 512 lots are up for auction, ranging from $100 lots ...

You might have money waiting for you out there. Florida residents have millions of dollars sitting in state coffers every year because they forget about old accounts, move without updating addresses, ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia announced Monday that a record $88 million in unclaimed property was returned to Floridians in February. Unclaimed property ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla — Imagine finding out you have financial assets in your name that you haven't claimed? That was the case for many Floridians who got a combined $88 million in unclaimed property ...

Want to go on a Florida treasure hunt without battling the weather or mosquitoes? How about getting back money you forgot you had? "One in five Floridians has unclaimed funds from a forgotten ...

Florida returned a record $88 million in unclaimed property to residents in February. Unclaimed property can include forgotten bank accounts, insurance proceeds, and items from safe deposit boxes. An ...

Florida holds millions of dollars in unclaimed property for residents from forgotten accounts or uncashed checks. In March, the state returned a record $92 million in unclaimed property to Floridians.