Index — Records
Settlements, refund programs, and official searches, each one checked against its source page and dated. State and federal lookups come from USA.gov and NAUPA; FTC programs come from the official refunds chart. Read a record here, then file on the official site — free — if you believe you meet the criteria.
Open records are shown first. Closed ones — past their deadline — are one filter away, so you can still check what a settlement paid. Always confirm dates and eligibility on the official notice.
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Federal law entitles everyone to free credit reports, and all three bureaus now provide them weekly at no charge through the single FTC-authorized site. If you received a…
A credit freeze blocks new accounts from being opened in your name, and since 2018 it is free for everyone at all three bureaus. After a data-breach notice, a freeze is the…
If a breach notice turns into actual misuse — accounts you did not open, charges you did not make — the FTC's official site builds a free personalized recovery plan, generates an…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Alabama, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Alaska, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Arizona, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Arkansas, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to California, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Colorado, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Connecticut, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers,…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Delaware, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to District of Columbia, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers,…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Florida, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Georgia, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Guam, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Hawaii, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Idaho, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Illinois, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Indiana, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Iowa, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Kansas, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Kentucky, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Louisiana, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…
If you lived, worked, or held an account connected to Maine, the official treasurer (or equivalent) may be holding unclaimed property in your name — bank leftovers, insurance…