Finds the money and prepares the claim.
Check for unclaimed money, missed refunds, subscriptions you no longer use and unused card credits. As a Muse connector, Find Me Money reviews the facts you choose to share and prepares a claim draft or a clear next step. You review the evidence and decide what to submit.
From a possible saving to a clear next step.
Tell it where to look
Let Muse check the relevant receipts in your email. You choose what to share, and Find Me Money works with the details Muse supplies.
It does the boring part
Up to fifty records at a time, checked against the supported rules. It works out what may be worth pursuing, what proof you need, and any known deadline. Source access and scan time vary.
You hit send
The claim comes back as a draft with an evidence checklist. Read it, attach the required proof, and submit it through your chosen channel.
Five places to start looking.
The check that went to your old address
Every state keeps a searchable list of unclaimed money.
A final refund, deposit or paycheck that misses you after a move can end up held by a state as unclaimed property. Find Me Money works from those official records, lays out how to claim, and never asks for your Social Security number.
The refund that never showed
They said ten days. It has been forty, and the clock on your claim is still running.
The subscription you forgot
Priced by the year, because the yearly number is the one that actually stings.
The flight that fell apart
Cancelled, or changed beyond recognition. US routes at launch, and it says so when yours is not covered.
The card credit you forgot to use
Travel, dining and hotel credits on Chase, Amex, Capital One, Hilton, Marriott and Delta cards, before they reset.
Your card’s credits, before they reset.
Tell Muse which card you hold. Find Me Money lists the credits, perks and annual awards it carries, which ones need enrolling or switching on, and the date each credit resets or award expires. It asks whether you have used each one. It never signs in to your card account or guesses from your spending.
A card credit is spend you avoid, not cash paid to you, so it is counted apart from money you may recover.
- Chase
- Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve
- Travel, dining, hotel, ride, event and fitness credits, plus streaming and delivery perks.
- American Express
- Gold, Platinum, Green
- Dining, coffee, ride, hotel, airline fee, entertainment and CLEAR credits.
- Capital One
- Venture X
- Annual travel credit.
- Hilton
- Honors Aspire
- Resort, airfare and CLEAR credits, plus the annual free night reward.
- Marriott
- Bonvoy Brilliant
- Dining credit, plus the annual free night award.
- Delta
- SkyMiles Reserve, SkyMiles Platinum
- Dining and Delta Stays credits, plus the annual companion certificate.
Terms come from each issuer’s published pages and can change, so confirm an amount with your issuer. Only the cards named are covered, and any other card is reported as not covered, never guessed. Brand names belong to their owners, and Find Me Money is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
More places to look.
Amazon orders
Checks your order history for short refunds, unused credit, price drops inside the return window, late Prime deliveries and missing trade-in credit. An exact amount appears only once the invoice is verified.
Bills, plans and coupons
Drafts a retention script for your internet, phone or cable plan, checks bills and tickets against their due dates, and lists store coupons you have not clipped. It never pays, accepts an offer or clips for you.
Booked travel
Checks a booked flight for a same-itinerary price drop that beats the change fee, and checks a booked hotel against other rates on HotelSlash and All the Hacks. A flight is only ever flagged. For a hotel, once you approve the exact switch, Muse books the better rate and cancels the original.
Deadlines and source-sync watches
Lists what closes soonest, with the rule behind each date. You can ask Muse to revisit an inbox, order or booked trip when it has fresh authorized records. Find Me Money stores that instruction and evaluates only the records Muse supplies; it never polls your accounts.
Your evidence. Your decision.
Muse supplies the relevant details you authorize. Find Me Money doesn’t access your inbox directly, email anyone as you, or touch a dollar of your money. It prepares the request. You decide whether it goes.
It shows you exactly why.
Every finding names the rule it used, the regulation or policy behind it, the date you have to act by, and how confident it is. When something is missing, it asks you a question instead of inventing an answer.
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