Unclaimed Property
The Financial and Consumer Services Commission operates FundsFinderNB, New Brunswick’s unclaimed property program, governed by the Unclaimed Property Act. The program works with holders of unclaimed property, including businesses and government entities, to return these funds to their rightful owners. Visit FundsFinderNB.ca to learn more about the program.
Do you have unclaimed property on your books?
Virtually all businesses hold unclaimed property. Every year, businesses and other entities must report any money or monetary property that has been forgotten by its owner for a certain amount of time. Monetary property is generally considered unclaimed when there has been no activity on the funds for at least three years or 10 years for credit union accounts.
Reporting and remitting to the program is mandatory. The reporting period takes place January 1 to March 31 every year. To learn more about reporting and remitting unclaimed property, visit FundsFinderNB.ca.
Do you have forgotten money waiting for you?
Search our FundsFinderNB database for unclaimed property. This online tool will help you track down your unclaimed money and put it back where it belongs – in your pocket. It is free to search and claim your property.
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