Over Rs 25,000 crore remains unclaimed in Indian insurance policies due to forgotten claims or unaware nominees. Tracking and claiming thes...

Navigating the inheritance of assets following a loved one's death can be a daunting task. Families are tasked with understanding the legal...

Unclaimed assets of deceased individuals pose a significant challenge in India. Vast sums lie unclaimed across banks, insurance, and provid...

In India, life insurance companies had Rs 22,237 crore in unclaimed funds at the start of 2023-24. The IRDAI's June-November 2023 campaign ...

LIC has unclaimed maturity amounts of Rs 880.93 crore in 2023-24. Over 3.7 lakh policyholders have failed to collect their funds in the fin...

LIC reported unclaimed maturity amounts of ₹880.93 crore in FY24, slightly up from the previous year. The government is employing various m...

While a nominee is only a custodian of your assets, choosing the right one can ensure that your legal heirs get their inheritance rightly a...

If any money is left unclaimed for more than 10 years, all the amount is transferred to the Senior Citizen Welfare Fund, such funds are use...

In case of banks, change of residence is seen to be a major source of funds lying idle as an account holder may not go back to another city...

ET Wealth estimates that more than Rs 82,000 crore of investor wealth is lying unclaimed in forgotten and lost investments. There are uncla...

Crores of rupees are lying with banks, and other organisations. Here’s how you can get back your money.

As much as Rs 15,167 cr of policyholder's money was lying unclaimed with life insurers as on March 31, 2018.

LIC has Rs 10,509 crore, while the 22 private sector insurers account for the remaining Rs 4,657.45 crore.

“Now, policyholders or their nominees will be able to access information pertaining to their own policies and claim the amount due to them,”

Insurance agents are using all kinds of baits to trap investors. Here's how to see through the subterfuge.

Life insurance sector holds about Rs 2,000 crore in unclaimed funds, with the private sector insurers accounting for about 45%.

Investors have not claimed over Rs 26,000 crore from their provident fund (PF) accounts, insurance companies and bank fixed deposits, data ...