Lucas County ranks No. 1 in northwest Ohio for unclaimed funds
Of the $4 billion currently in possession by the department, $105 million belongs to residents and businesses in Lucas County. Lucas County, Ohio, has the highest unclaimed funds in northwest Ohio, according to the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Unclaimed Funds. Of the $4 billion currently in possession by the department, $105 million is from Lucas County. Unclaimed funds are lost or forgotten money that businesses and banks report to the Division after accounts become inactive, typically between 3-5 years. The money comes from inactive checking and savings accounts, stocks and bonds, forgotten utility deposits, unknown insurance claims or last paychecks. The department provides three steps to claim unclaimed money: Claim unclaimed Funds on the three steps required to claim.
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Of the $4 billion currently in possession by the department, $105 million belongs to residents and businesses in Lucas County.
TOLEDO, Ohio — Lucas County ranks No. 1 in northwest Ohio with the largest amount of unclaimed funds, according to the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Unclaimed Funds.
Of the $4 billion currently in possession by the department, $105 million belongs to residents and businesses in Lucas County.
Here are the top 10 counties in northwest Ohio by the amount of unclaimed funds:
Here are the top five counties in the state by the amount of unclaimed funds:
What are unclaimed funds? They are lost or forgotten money that businesses and banks report to the Division of Unclaimed Funds after accounts become inactive, typically between 3-5 years.
According to the state's Department of Commerce, the money comes from inactive checking and savings accounts, stocks and bonds, forgotten utility deposits, unknown insurance claims or last paychecks.
The department provided these three steps to claim unclaimed funds:
For more information, visit the Division of Unclaimed Funds website at this link.