Springfield, Ohio
Unclaimed money in Springfield, OH
- 93
- records under Springfield addresses
- $1.0M
- total being held
- $6,374
- median record
- 27
- worth over $10,000
Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Unclaimed Funds is holding $1,030,020 across 93 separate records filed under Springfield addresses. Every one belongs to a person or business that a company could not reach, and every one is still claimable — there is no deadline and no expiry.
The median Springfield record is $6,374, and 27 of them — 29% — are worth more than $10,000 each. The largest single record under a Springfield address is $102,633.
The address on the record is the one the company had when the mail started coming back. If you lived in Springfield at any point, that is the address to search under, not your current one.
Who reported the most Springfield money
These companies handed the largest number of Springfield records to the state. If you banked, worked or held a policy with any of them, that is a good place to start looking.
What kind of property it is
| Property type | Records |
|---|---|
| Individual Policy Benefit/Clm | 81 |
| Group Policy Benefit/Clm Pmts | 12 |
Unclaimed money in Springfield: common questions
How much unclaimed money is there in Springfield?
93 unclaimed property records in our database are filed under Springfield addresses, worth $1,030,020 in total. The median record is $6,374 and the largest is $102,633. Those are records of $2,500 and up with no claim activity against them — smaller amounts exist too and are equally claimable.
Why would Springfield have my money?
Property is filed under the address the company had on record when it lost track of you, not where you live now. If you have ever lived in Springfield — even decades ago, even briefly — a dormant account, an uncashed final paycheque or an insurance refund from that period could be sitting under that old address.
Who is holding unclaimed money from Springfield?
The companies that reported the most Springfield records are Fire Insurance Exchange (60), Nationwide Mutual Insurance (20), California Fair Plan Association (4). The money is no longer with them — by law they handed it to Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Unclaimed Funds, which now holds it in your name.
Is it free to claim unclaimed property in Springfield?
Yes. Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Unclaimed Funds charges nothing. You can file yourself at no cost, and nobody legitimate will ever ask you to pay a fee before you have been paid.
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Figures are counted from the Ohio public unclaimed property file, refreshed weekly, and cover records of $2,500 and above with no claim activity recorded against them. A property with joint owners is counted once. Source: Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Unclaimed Funds (com.ohio.gov).
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