South Dakota’s
Financial Steward
Preserving public trust and capital through effective management of our cash resources.
Cash your unclaimed property.
No action required!
State Treasurer, Josh Haeder, has implemented a new program called Cash It. Thousands of South Dakotans will receive their funds with no action. Recipients will be sent a letter in advance of a check from the state of South Dakota. All we ask is that you take your check and Cash It! It’s your money!
Qualifying individuals have unclaimed property valuing between $10 and $2,000 and our department was able to confirm identity and contact information. You can also check if you have unclaimed property.
Check if you have Unclaimed Property!
Unclaimed Property
Millions of dollars of assets are turned over to the state of South Dakota annually because the owner cannot be located. The treasurer is responsible for returning these assets to the rightful owner or heir.
Financial Empowerment
Committed to helping South Dakotans more successfully manage their personal finances, the treasurer is leading initiatives and partnerships to improve the financial literacy in our state.
State Banking
As South Dakota's Chief Banking Official, the treasurer is the custodian of all state funds and responsible for receiving, reconciling and depositing state agency funds daily. The office also oversees local bank accounts held by various state agencies.
Fund Distribution
As state and federal funds are released for various programs, the treasurer's office ensure funds are sent to appropriate recipients including cities, towns, counties, academic institutions and numerous agencies.
Meet Your South Dakota
State Treasurer
As State Treasurer, Josh Haeder is one of South Dakota's seven state-elected officials. His resume boosts a strong financial background with experience in credit counseling, banking management and affordable housing development.
Do We Have Your Money?
There's a 25% chance we have unclaimed assets with your name on it. Check for free!
South Dakota State Treasurer's Office never charges a fee to claim property.
Financial Empowerment
The state treasurer is working with the private sector to enhance educational opportunities to increase financial empowerment among South Dakotans. A special emphasis is being placed on students, those with disabilities, impoverished families, retirees and those who have or currently serve in our military.
Investing in a Better Life
In an effort to promote financial health throughout our state, we strongly recommend South Dakotans invest in these unique investment opportunities.