Estate Deceased Persons Beneficiary

Unclaimed assets can arise in various forms when a person passes away. These assets may be held by financial institutions, government agencies, or other organizations. If not claimed by rightful heirs or beneficiaries, they can remain unclaimed for many years.

Common Types of Unclaimed Assets:

• Bank Accounts: Savings, checking, or other types of bank accounts.
• Investment Accounts: Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or retirement accounts.
• Insurance Policies: Life insurance policies or annuities.
• Real Estate: Property owned by the deceased.
• Personal Property: Valuables like jewelry, art, or collectibles.
• Unclaimed Wages or Benefits: Wages, salaries, or benefits owed to the deceased.
• Tax Refunds: Unclaimed tax refunds from previous years.