Colorado Unclaimed Property and Funds

Do You Have Free Money Waiting For You?

Colorado may be holding free money for you. It sounds too good to be true, but it's not. Read below to find out if you have free money waiting for you.

What Is Unclaimed Property in Colorado?

Unclaimed Property is money owed to people and companies that gets turned over to Colorado when companies can't find people to pay it back. For example, if you move and you don't tell your utility company your new address, they don't know where to send your refund check. In this case they would turn the money over to Colorado as Unclaimed Property. Colorado would then hold it until you come and claim it. Some states take the money after a certain number of years, while some hold unclaimed funds indefinitely.

Here's the important thing - you could have free money waiting for you!

How Much Unclaimed Property Is Colorado Holding?

Total Unclaimed Funds

One Billion Dollars

9 News, February 2022

State Population

5,758,736

according to the 2020 census

Average Claim Size

$865 to $1,730

per claim, if 1 in 5 to 1 in 10 residents have unclaimed assets

Claims Paid Per Year

Forty Three Million dollars

According this recent article

According to this February 2022 9 News article, the State of Colorado is holding over One Billion Dollars in unclaimed funds.

Over Five Million people live in Colorado, so that means Colorado is holding over $173 per resident! Not every resident has unclaimed funds, so that means the average claim is much higher. Usually 1 in 5 to 1 in 10 people have unclaimed assets waiting for them, which would make Colorado's average claim between $865 and $1,730.

How Much Money Does Colorado Give Out Each Year?

In just 2020, Colorado returned an astounding Forty Three Million dollars to people with unclaimed money and property.

What Are Some Common Examples of Unclaimed Property?

Some common examples of unclaimed propert include:.

  • Checking or savings accounts
  • Stocks
  • Uncashed dividends or payroll checks
  • Refunds
  • Utility security deposits
  • Contents of safe deposit boxes
  • Customer overpayments

Many times people forget they have accounts open with companies, or move companies that owe them money can't find their new address. For example, electric companies, natural gas companies, phone companies, and others often owe people money when they move, but can't find the person's new address to send them a check. After a certain time period the company must turn that money over the the state, and the state holds it until the owner comes to claim it. Approximately 1 out of every 10 people in the US have unclaimed money waiting for them, they just have to claim it.

How Many People Per City in Colorado Have Unclaimed Funds?

See the table below for how many people and businesses in cities in Colorado have free money waiting for them. Currently we have records for money held in New York, but we'll add more states soon. Click on the city name to see detailed information about unclaimed property in that city.

City Number of People With Unclaimed Money
Denver 567
Boulder 172
Colorado Springs 119
Aurora 91
Englewood 58
Littleton 45
Lakewood 44
Greenwood Village 39
Centennial 36
Broomfield 33
Fort Collins 33
Longmont 30
Aspen 29
Colorado Spgs 29
Golden 27
Castle Rock 23
Pueblo 21
Parker 20
Westminster 19
Thornton 18

How Do I Claim Colorado Unclaimed Property?

You can search for and and claim unclaimed assets on the Colorado's official webste.

Back to State List Check for Unclaimed Funds

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