Why have we contacted you?

Did you know approximately 1 in 4 Australians have unclaimed money?

• ATO: Over 7.1 million Australians have unclaimed superannuation, totalling around $17.8 billion.
  
  

• ASIC: Around $2.3 billion is lost across bank accounts, shares, investments, and life insurance policies.
  
  

• Medicare: $241 million remains unclaimed, with the largest portion belonging to those aged 18–24.
  
  

With statistics like these, Assets Recovered actively searches for individuals who may be entitled to lost funds and assists them in recovering what’s rightfully theirs.

How did we find you?

If you’ve received a phone call or letter from us, it’s because we’ve already invested significant time and effort to locate you. We use trusted sources such as Google Search, White Pages, social media, and other reputable databases to ensure we’re reaching the right person.

When we first make contact, it’s because we’ve identified funds that may belong to you. We understand this can come as an unexpected surprise, and it’s perfectly natural to feel cautious. Our goal is to make you feel completely at ease by explaining everything clearly and answering any questions you may have.

How does it work?

• No upfront costs. You only pay a fee once your funds are successfully recovered.
  
  

• Nothing to lose. If we can’t recover anything, you don’t pay a cent.
  
  

• We handle the hard work. Our team takes care of the entire process so you don’t have to.
  
  

• Secure and verified. We simply need proof of identity to confirm ownership of the funds.
  
  

Let us take the stress out of tracking down what’s rightfully yours.

How are finances lost?

• Inactive accounts – Old savings or investment accounts left unused and forgotten.
  
  

• Unknown deceased estates – Inheritance or entitlements left unclaimed because heirs aren’t aware.
  
  

• Company data errors – Incorrect records or clerical mistakes leading to misplaced funds.
  
  

• Failure to update address – Moving house without notifying banks or institutions.
  
  

• Undeliverable mail – Important notices or cheques returned to sender, never reaching the recipient.
  
  

• Change of business owner – Business assets or credits overlooked during ownership transfers.