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Unclaimed property reported by First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass

$1.4M unclaimed from First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass

First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass reported 402 unclaimed properties affecting 384 people. Average value: $3K. Search your name to see if any are yours.

402

Properties Reported

$1.4M

Total Value

384

People Affected

$3K

Average Value

About unclaimed property from First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass

First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass, based in San Francisco CA, has reported 402 unclaimed properties to the California State Controller's Office with a combined value of $1.4M.

These are properties that First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass could not return to their rightful owners — typically because the owner moved, changed their name, or simply forgot about the account. After a period of inactivity, California law requires companies to turn these assets over to the state.

The most common property type from First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass is Non Standard NAUPA Code for - Savings accts/crdt union shrs. This could include uncashed checks, dormant accounts, or unredeemed benefits.

If you ever had an account, policy, or financial relationship with First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass, search your name above to check if they reported any unclaimed property in your name.

Common questions

Does First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass owe me money?
First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass reported 402 unclaimed properties to the state. Search your name above to see if any are in your name. If they are, the California State Controller is holding the funds for you.
Why does First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass have unclaimed property?
California law requires businesses to turn over assets to the state after a period of inactivity (usually 3 years). First NAtionwide Savings A Federal S & L Ass was unable to contact the property owners, so the funds were transferred to the State Controller's Office.
How do I claim my property?
Search your name, verify the property is yours, and authorize GVT Money to file the claim. Or you can file directly for free at claimit.ca.gov.