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Unclaimed Property

Bmo Bank (formerly known as Bmo Harris Bank NA) currently holds $40.4 million in unclaimed property across 43,950 individual records in California. These funds typically originate from dormant checking and savings accounts, unused safety deposit boxes, uncashed cashier's checks, or accounts where customers moved without updating their address with the bank.

Bmo Bank is a major commercial bank offering personal and business banking services including checking accounts, savings accounts, CDs, money market accounts, and safety deposit boxes throughout California. Customers commonly lose track of Bmo funds when they move without updating their address, close accounts but leave small balances behind, forget about automatic transfers that stopped, or inherit accounts they weren't aware existed.

The highest concentrations of unclaimed Bmo property are found in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego's largest metropolitan areas where Bmo has maintained significant retail banking presence. The bank operates under its current name following the 2011 acquisition of Marshall & Ilsley Bank by Bank of Montreal, which led to the Bmo Harris Bank branding and subsequent name change to Bmo Bank in recent years - meaning some customers may not immediately recognize the holder name on unclaimed property records.

The average claim from Bmo Bank NA (Fka) Bmo Harris Bank NA) is $964.