The Texas comptroller's office holds unclaimed property until owners claim it. Here's how to search and what qualifies.

The state of Texas is holding billions of dollars in unclaimed money - and some of it could belong to you. The Texas Comptroller's office told MySA the state is sitting on about $10.9 billion in ...

HOUSTON — Residents across Texas could be owed some money that they don't even know about. The state is currently holding about $10.5 billion in unclaimed property, including nearly $2 billion in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Texas says $125M in unclaimed money may belong to Valley residents. (boonchai wedmakawand/Getty Images) The source of the funds ...

Billions of dollars in unclaimed property have been paid back to Texans, and billions more are still waiting to be claimed. Texas has returned more than $5 billion in unclaimed property to its ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) – Like a bottomless reservoir, money keeps pouring into Texas' unclaimed property fund, but it never gets full. Millions of "properties" — which are almost all money, not land — worth ...

Lost your laptop at a hotel or left your phone behind in a bar? Well, there's a chance law enforcement could be holding on to that unclaimed property, and now a new Texas law offers a more direct way ...

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — A new Texas law could help reunite you with your property that's been seized by law enforcement. House Bill 1261 requires agencies to either notify the last known owner or post ...

The source of the funds include everything from dormant bank accounts and uncashed checks to utility deposits, insurance payments, refunds and royalty checks, according to the Texas Comptroller's ...