Official recovery support since 1996 • Privacy-first • No fees

Reclaim what’s rightfully yours — uncover lost funds and protect your financial future.

Every year, billions in unclaimed money sits idle—forgotten paychecks, refunds, and assets that belong to hardworking Americans like you. As your advocate, we help you find it securely, without hidden agendas.

Official Site since 1996 Lost money & unclaimed property recovery
Founded by Wayne Warrington Consumer advocate • no fees or charges
Ad-free • data never sold Never have, never will
Privacy-first posture
Free to search • no obligation
Built for savvy consumers
Proven for decades: LostMoney.com has helped consumers recover lost funds with a calm, clear process — and a model designed to protect people, not monetize them.

Why consumers trust LostMoney.com

These are the principles that have made LostMoney effective: legitimacy, privacy, and advocate-led follow-through — without fees.

Official recovery site since 1996

LostMoney.com is positioned as the official consumer destination for recovery of lost money and unclaimed property, operating continuously since 1996.

Founded by consumer advocate Wayne Warrington

Founded by Wayne Warrington with a consumer-advocacy mission: help people recover what’s theirs without charge or fees.

Internal reporting references billions recovered for consumers over time.

Privacy-first, ad-free model

No advertisements anywhere on the site. No consumer data sales. Never have, never will. This reduces exposure and keeps incentives aligned with the consumer.

Results-driven recovery support

LostMoney’s team works with consumers and state unclaimed property offices with the goal of helping consumers recover 100% of funds due, at no cost.

Success rates and comparisons vary by case/state; keep this aligned with your internal reporting and disclosures.

Pay-it-forward, not-for-profit mission

Operations and expenses are funded through business and nonprofit entities within the FarSuperior Community, so consumers can search and recover without fees.

New in February 2026: Expanded consumer claims

In addition to unclaimed property and lost money recovery, LostMoney is expanding support to help consumers identify and pursue additional claim opportunities—so more Americans can recover what they’re due.

Class actions • rebates • refunds • rewards

Effective February 2026, LostMoney now includes consumer claims for class action suits, rebates, refunds, and reward benefits.

  • Designed to reduce missed deadlines and “silent” benefit programs.
  • Advocacy-first guidance: clarity, privacy, and next steps—without hype.
  • Works alongside your existing LostMoney recovery workflow.

Estimated impact (your stated figures)

LostMoney estimates these expanded categories may exceed $1,000 per adult American, increasing claims available in the USA by approximately $267 billion.

Note: These figures are presented as estimates/claims for messaging and should be backed by your internal methodology or paired with a disclosure page if you want “audit-proof” language.

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Watch: LostMoney.com story & mission (TED Talk)

A quick overview of the “why” behind LostMoney—consumer advocacy, privacy-first principles, and the practical steps that help people recover what they’re owed.

TED Talk (embedded)

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Link: Watch on YouTube

Learn more about protecting your assets

“Lost money” isn’t always obvious. These practical topics help prevent missed claims and reduce the chance that assets slip away.

  • How to avoid missed deadlines on refunds & settlement claims
  • Simple record-keeping that prevents accounts from going dormant
  • Privacy best practices: reducing exposure while you claim

Discover FarSuperior (optional)

Once you’ve reclaimed your funds, why stop there? As advocates for your overall well-being, we connect you to FarSuperior — a secure community where privacy-conscious consumers discover superior tools for health, finance, and more. No pressure, just empowerment.