Forgotten Funds Act
The Forgotten Funds Act streamlines reclaiming unclaimed federal assets, ensuring citizens are notified and can easily access their rightful funds through a simplified process.
The Forgotten Funds Act streamlines reclaiming unclaimed federal assets, ensuring citizens are notified and can easily access their rightful funds through a simplified process.
Bill Number: HR 3785
Title: Forgotten Funds Act
Status: Introduced in House
Introduced On: June 05, 2025
Classification: Bill
Primary Sponsor: David Schweikert
The Forgotten Funds Act aims to address the issue of unclaimed or forgotten financial assets held by federal agencies. The bill seeks to streamline the process for individuals to reclaim these funds, thereby enhancing transparency and accessibility for citizens who may be unaware of their entitlements.
The bill includes several important provisions designed to facilitate the recovery of forgotten funds:
Identification of Unclaimed Funds:
Notification Requirements:
Simplified Claim Process:
Public Awareness Campaign:
Reporting and Accountability:
The Forgotten Funds Act would primarily benefit:
Committee Review: The bill was referred to the House Committee on Appropriations on the same day it was introduced (June 05, 2025). This committee will review the bill and may make recommendations for amendments or further action.
Next Steps: Following committee review, the bill may be brought to the floor of the House for debate and a vote. If passed, it will proceed to the Senate for consideration.
The Forgotten Funds Act represents an effort to improve the recovery of unclaimed financial assets, making it easier for individuals to access funds that rightfully belong to them. By enhancing transparency and simplifying the claims process, the bill aims to ensure that citizens are informed and empowered to reclaim their forgotten funds.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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