• First aired in August, 2008, You Might Be Rich is hosted by Tiki Barber who leads a team of investigators to return unclaimed "lost money," stored in various state treasuries, to its owners.

  It is estimated that more than $30 billion of unclaimed money is being held by states who lack the resources to find the owners.WKYC News (Cleveland, OH): Dateline NBC: You Might Be Rich! (July 14, 2008)

• 1. Aired on July 14, 2008
  2. Second airing: April 26, 2009
  3. Starring Tiki Barber
  4. Also features Peter Alexander and Tamron Hall
  5. Helps return almost $1.5 millionWKYC News (Cleveland, OH): Dateline NBC: You Might Be Rich! (July 14, 2008)
  6. Hour-long program
  7. Returns money to four different families
  8. Estimates more than $30 billion remains unclaimedWKYC News (Cleveland, OH): Dateline NBC: You Might Be Rich! (July 14, 2008)
  9. Website Missingmoney.com can be used to help locate missing money
  10. The NAUPA was founded to help connect people with missing money
  11. NAUPA manages Unclaimed.org
  12. Unclaimed.org is run by the state's controllers office
  13. British version: mylostaccount.org.uk

• Missing Money

  "Missing money," also called "unclaimed property," describes a wide variety of things including uncashed checks, unreturned deposits, the contents of forgotten safe-deposit-boxes and old stocks.

• Tiki Barber

  1. Full name: Atiim Kiambu Hakeem-Ah
  2. Born: April 7, 1975
  3. Former professional football player
  4. Drafted by the NFL in round 1997
  5. Alma mater: University of Virginia
  6. Three-time pro-bowler
  7. Retired from the NFL in 2006
  8. Now part of the Football Night in America

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