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State-by-state recovery guides.
Each guide sets out what the holding state requires of a claimant and how Counterfoil Capital closes the procedural gap between a database match and a cheque arriving in the mail — on a flat 30% contingency fee, with no recovery, no fee.
- September 8, 2026A practical guide to claiming Ohio unclaimed property through the Division of Unclaimed Funds — what to search, which records to gather, and how Counterfoil Capital handles the paperwork on a 30% contingency fee.
- August 23, 2026A state-by-state guide to the Pennsylvania Treasury / patreasury.gov claim process — what counts as Pennsylvania unclaimed property, how the filing flows, and how Counterfoil Capital recovers it on a 30% contingency fee.
- August 17, 2026A state-by-state guide to the Illinois State Treasurer’s Office claim process — what counts as Illinois unclaimed property, how the filing flows, and how Counterfoil Capital recovers it on a 30% contingency fee.
- August 12, 2026A state-by-state guide to the Florida Department of Financial Services claim process — what counts as Florida unclaimed property, how the filing flows, and how Counterfoil Capital recovers it on a 30% contingency fee.
- August 8, 2026A state-by-state guide to the California State Controller’s Office claim process — what counts as California unclaimed property, how the filing flows, and how Counterfoil Capital recovers it on a 30% contingency fee.
- August 7, 2026A state-by-state guide to the NYS Office of the State Comptroller claim process — what counts as New York unclaimed property, how the filing flows, and how Counterfoil Capital recovers it on a 30% contingency fee.
- August 6, 2026A state-by-state guide to the Texas Comptroller’s claim process — what counts as Texas unclaimed property, how the filing flows, and how Counterfoil Capital recovers it on a 30% contingency fee.
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