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A clear starting point for unclaimed property, public benefits, tax credits, and local assistance—linked to the agencies that run them.
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THE MONEY MAP
Choose a state, then add a few details to narrow the list. These are leads to research—not a decision about what you qualify for.
OFFICIAL SOURCES FIRST
6 resources
National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators
Look up state-run searches for property that may be held in your name. Check each state where you lived or did business.
Check first: Searching is free on official state sites. A possible match is not proof of ownership; each state handles claims and verification.
USAGov
Browse federal benefit categories and learn where to check programs that may fit your household.
Check first: The finder is a starting point, not an eligibility decision. Programs have their own rules and application process.
USAGov
Use your state agency directory to reach the office that explains local benefit programs and how to apply.
Check first: Select your state on the official site. Program names, available services, and requirements vary by location.
USAGov · LIHEAP and Weatherization Assistance Program
Find the official route to ask about energy bill assistance, weatherization, and help in an energy crisis.
Check first: State and territory requirements differ. HHS says LIHEAP does not charge a fee for benefits; confirm details with your local office.
Internal Revenue Service
The IRS explains this federal tax credit for some low- to moderate-income workers and families, and links to its eligibility tool.
Check first: Eligibility and any credit amount depend on current tax-year rules and your circumstances. Check directly with the IRS.
USDA Rural Development · Section 504
USDA describes repair loans for eligible homeowners and grants for some very-low-income homeowners age 62 or older in eligible rural areas.
Check first: The loan is repayable. Income, location, age, and other rules apply; funding and approval are not guaranteed.
Source links checked October 22, 2026
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A SIMPLE NEXT STEP
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