unclaimed property

Louisiana residents could be getting a real check in the mail from state government officials as part of the unclaimed property program.

Lost money alert in Louisiana! Don't miss out on your share of $8.7 million.

Louisiana residents will want to keep a close eye on their mailboxes because the Louisiana Department of Treasury has announced that it is mailing out $5.1 million in unclaimed property checks this month. Here's what you need to know.

Here's how you can find money that the state of Louisiana owes you.

More than 26,000 Louisiana residents have money waiting for them to claim. Louisiana State Treasurer John Schroder announced that nearly $8-million in unclaimed tax refunds has been released from the Department of Revenue, and he's ready to send it to the people to whom it is owed.

The Louisiana Treasury has announced that more than 80,000 people are due money they aren't aware of.

A new feature on the app can help you locate lost money you may have.

Keep a sharp eye on your mailbox because the Louisiana Department of Treasury has announced they are mailing out $4.4 million in unclaimed property checks today. Here's what you need to know...

Louisiana State Treasurer John M. Schroder reports that over $250,000 in bonds that were left in a safety deposit box during Hurricane Katrina have been recovered.

The State of Louisiana might have some of your money, and here's how you can check.

A check from the State Treasurer's office could be headed your way as we speak. Here's how to check and see if you're owed money right now.

Louisiana's Unclaimed Property program is free.

If don't think you'll find any money waiting for you, think again!

Treasurer John Schroder says it's a good idea to always check the unclaimed page.

Treasurer John Schroder says part of his job is to get unclaimed property back to the rightful owners.

National Unclaimed Property Day is today, February 1. Not sure if you have any lost money collecting dust in the Louisiana Treasury? Here's how to check!

Gov. John Bel Edwards’ administration and Treasurer John Schroder have struck an agreement ending a three-year dispute over Louisiana’s unclaimed property money.

Thousands of Louisiana residents will be receiving checks in the mail from the state as part of unclaimed property dollars collected by the treasury.

The U.S. Government has added $78.5 million to Louisiana's unclaimed money account. Some of that money could be yours.

You could have hundreds of dollars waiting for you and just a few clicks of your mouse can help you collect the cash.