Texas officials say nearly $11 billion in unclaimed property is waiting to be claimed, and it could belong to current or former residents. Kevin Lyons with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts says the state returned more than $450 million last year alone, with funds coming from forgotten bank accounts, deposits, paychecks, and more. The money is turned over to the state when businesses can’t locate the rightful owner, often after moves or address changes. Lyons emphasizes that Texans can search and file claims for free through the state’s website, warning that third-party services may charge unnecessary fees.
Texas Sitting on $11 Billion in Unclaimed Money-Here’s How to See If It’s Yours
Mar 24, 2026 | 1:35 PM







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