U.S. Bank
Unclaimed Property

U.S. Bank currently holds $83.2 million in unclaimed property spread across 475,497 individual records in California. This unclaimed money typically originates from dormant checking and savings accounts, uncashed cashier's checks, safety deposit box contents, and abandoned loan overpayments that customers lost track of after moving or changing contact information.

U.S. Bank is one of the largest commercial banks in the United States, offering checking accounts, savings accounts, mortgages, business banking, and investment services that commonly generate unclaimed property. Customers most frequently lose track of U.S. Bank funds when they move without updating their address, close accounts with small remaining balances, forget about automatic deposits after changing jobs, or abandon safety deposit boxes after relocating.

The highest concentrations of unclaimed U.S. Bank property in California are found in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego, reflecting both the state's major population centers and U.S. Bank's significant retail presence in these metropolitan areas. As a nationwide institution with decades of operations, U.S. Bank has accumulated substantial unclaimed property over time, particularly from customers who may have opened accounts during college or early career years and later lost contact with the bank during life transitions.

The average claim from U.S. Bank is $175.