Government Employees Insurance Company
Unclaimed Property

Government Employees Insurance Company, better known as Geico, currently holds $20.3 million in unclaimed property across 331,790 individual records in California. These funds typically originate from forgotten insurance policy refunds, unused premium deposits, unreturned deductibles, or benefits from auto and homeowners insurance policies where customers moved without updating their address.

Government Employees Insurance Company (Geico) is one of America's largest auto insurance providers, also offering homeowners, renters, and other property insurance products. Unclaimed property from Geico most commonly results from overpaid premiums when policies are cancelled mid-term, security deposits on auto policies, claim settlements that couldn't be delivered, or refunds from policy adjustments that were mailed to outdated addresses.

The highest concentrations of Geico unclaimed property in California are found in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego - major metropolitan areas where Geico has significant market presence and where frequent relocations often lead to lost contact with policyholders. Additionally, many customers may not recognize the formal corporate name 'Government Employees Insurance Company' on unclaimed property listings, even though they held policies with Geico for years.

The company's rapid growth through acquisitions and expansions over decades means some older unclaimed property may be listed under subsidiary names or regional office designations that customers don't immediately associate with their Geico coverage.

The average claim from Government Employees Insurance Company is $61.