Billions of dollars in accumulated unclaimed funds are sitting in coffers, for everything from old bank accounts and shares to forgotten rental bonds, refunds and toll cashbacks. 9News
Money experts say most of us are unaware of the simple ways we can check online whether we are owed money.
"A lot of us tend to forget where our money is, believe it or not, so [that's] lost bank accounts, insurance and shares. All you need to do is type in your name and up comes the amount. It takes less than a minute." People who purchased a car on finance or took out a credit card or loan before 2018 may be able to claim back a refund if they were sold junk insurance add-ons.
The company takes a small cut for the specialised service but there are several ways you can look for yourself for free.
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