Find the Forgotten Money in Your Name With a Free Claude Skill
About 1 in 7 people have cash a state is holding for them. Two free Claude skills show you every place yours could be hiding, the official site to search, and any lawsuit settlement you can still claim
Old paychecks you never cashed, a bank account you forgot after a move, a utility deposit, an insurance payout: when a company can't reach you, the money goes to the state, which holds it until you claim it. About 1 in 7 people have some, according to the association of state unclaimed-property offices. Unclaimed-Money Tracer is a free, open-source Claude skill that turns your history into a search plan, and Class-Action Claim Finder checks whether a settlement owes you money before its deadline passes.
Here's what they do, how to add them to Claude with no code, the prompts to use, and the catch.
What it does
- A where-it-hides checklist built from your life: dormant bank and brokerage accounts, uncashed checks and final paychecks, rent and utility deposits, insurance payouts, pensions, dividends and tax refunds.
- The official free search for each one, for every state or country you've lived or worked in, using your past names and addresses too.
- What proof each claim needs, plus the extra papers if you're searching for a relative who passed away.
- Settlement check: whether you fit a class-action settlement's class and dates, the proof it asks for, where to file and the deadline.
- A scam guard: real searches and claims are free, so it tells you to ignore any 'finder' who wants a fee up front.
Free, for your email
Get the full setup steps + the copy-paste setup prompt
The rest of this guide (3 more sections, 2 copy-paste prompts) opens right here. The setup prompt, one paste into Claude that sets it all up, comes by email only. Use your real address.
Unlocks: Step by step: add it to Claude (no code) · The catch · Sources
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