Stakeholders are encouraged to provide input on a new program intended to help connect New Brunswickers with their lost or forgotten financial property.

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB) has revised one of its proposed rules for a new program intended to help connect New Brunswickers with their lost or forgotten money or monetar

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB) recently approved two Rules for a new program intended to help connect New Brunswickers with their forgotten monetary property.

Reuniting New Brunswickers with their unclaimed property is one step closer with the provincial government’s proclamation on January 1 of the Unclaimed Property Act.

Reuniting New Brunswickers with their unclaimed property is one step closer with the provincial government’s proclamation on January 1 of the Unclaimed Property Act.

Reuniting New Brunswickers with their unclaimed property is one step closer with the provincial government’s proclamation on January 1 of the Unclaimed Property Act.

New Brunswickers could soon be receiving written notice from businesses letting them know they may be owners of unclaimed monetary property.

Under New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Act, holders of unclaimed property – like businesses, associations and government organizations – are required to review their books to search for

Beginning January 1, 2023, businesses and other organizations holding unclaimed funds must now report and deliver these funds to New Brunswick’s Unclaimed Property Program.

Virtually all businesses are holding unclaimed property that rightfully belongs to someone else.