‘Your Money, Your Right’ Movement

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The Prime Minister recently called upon citizens to take part in the ‘Your Money, Your Right’ movement.

About ‘Your Money, Your Right’ Movement

• It was launched by the central government in October 2025.
• It is an initiative aimed at enabling people to reclaim their unclaimed deposits, insurance proceeds, dividends, and other financial assets.
• The effort brings together government agencies, regulators, banks, and financial institutions to identify and return long-forgotten funds.
  • Indian banks are holding Rs 78,000 crore of unclaimed money belonging to our own citizens. 
  • Insurance companies have nearly Rs 14,000 crore lying unclaimed. 
  • Mutual fund companies have around Rs 3,000 crore, and dividends worth Rs 9,000 crore are also unclaimed.
• The deposits in accounts which are not operated for a period of 10 years are classified as unclaimed deposits.
• Under the initiative, individuals need to verify if their close family members or relatives have unclaimed deposits, insurance proceeds, mutual-fund payouts, or dividends. 
• To facilitate this, the government has created dedicated portals as follows:
  • Reserve Bank of India (RBI): UDGAM Portal for unclaimed bank deposits & balances.
  • Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI): Bima Bharosa Portal for unclaimed insurance policy proceeds.
  • Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI): MITRA Portal for unclaimed amounts in mutual funds.
  • Ministry of Corporate Affairs: IEPFA Portal for unpaid dividends and unclaimed shares.
• Facilitation camps are being organised in districts across both rural and urban regions of the country.
  • During the camps, the citizens will be provided on-the-spot guidance on how to search for their unclaimed assets, update records, and complete claim procedures. 
  • Digital tools and step-by-step demonstrations will also be showcased.
• On the national level, the campaign is coordinated by the Department of Financial Services (DFS), Ministry of Finance.

Source: PMI

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