Fire Insurance Exchange
Unclaimed Property

Fire Insurance Exchange currently holds $31.6 million in unclaimed property across 89,826 separate records in California alone. As a property and casualty insurance company, most of these unclaimed funds typically consist of undelivered claim payments, premium refunds, and dividend distributions that couldn't reach policyholders due to outdated contact information or closed accounts.

Fire Insurance Exchange is a property and casualty insurance company that provides coverage for homes, automobiles, and commercial properties throughout California. The most common types of unclaimed property from insurance companies like Fire Insurance Exchange include undelivered claim payments when policyholders moved without updating their address, premium refunds for overpayments or policy cancellations, policy dividends that were returned as undeliverable mail, and proceeds from settled claims where beneficiaries were unaware of the policy's existence.

The highest concentrations of unclaimed property are found in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego's major population centers where the company has historically written the most policies. Many of these dormant accounts stem from the company's long operating history in California, where policyholders may have forgotten about small refunds or final claim payments, especially after moving or changing insurance providers.

The average claim from Fire Insurance Exchange is $352.