What Indiana state law says about unclaimed money
Under the laws of Indiana, if money goes unclaimed after 25 years, it is deposited in the State’s Common School Fund and can no longer be claimed.
Unclaimed assets may include: bonds, savings and checking accounts, credit balances, unpaid wages, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, mutual fund shares, safe deposit box contents, deposits or overpayments, stocks/dividends, uncashed traveler’s checks and money orders, utility deposits, estate proceeds.
Excluded are real estate, furniture, etc.
