Broadview Asset Recovery identifies funds held by government agencies, courts, and administrators in the names of individuals, heirs, businesses, and estates — and manages the entire recovery. You never pay anything out of pocket, and you never share banking details or a Social Security number to get started.
Skeptical? Good. A letter about money you didn't expect should invite skepticism. Verify us before you do anything else.
If you received a letter or call from Broadview Asset Recovery, it's because our research identified funds we believe are owed to you or your organization — held by a government agency, a court, or an administrator that isn't going out of its way to find you.
We know a letter about money you didn't expect invites skepticism. It should. So before you decide anything, check us out: we have real offices in St. Louis, Missouri and Danville, California. Call our main line and ask hard questions. Better yet, have a family member, advisor, or attorney call for you.
One more thing worth knowing: the custodians holding these funds don't advertise them, and many funds face claim deadlines — after which they may be forfeited. That's why our letter exists.
"A legitimate firm survives scrutiny. Call us, question us, have your attorney question us. A scam can't hold up to that — we can, and we invite it."
Our research reaches funds held in the names of individuals, heirs, businesses, trusts, and estates — often from events years in the past that no one is still watching.
Estates, old accounts, court deposits — money left behind by events long since closed. If it was owed to you or a relative, it may still be recoverable.
Proceeds and refunds arising from property events often go unclaimed because no one tells the owner they exist. We find them and manage the claim.
Sums owed to companies that have no internal process to detect them. We identify them and handle the recovery without adding to your team's workload.
Funds owed to estates long after administration has ended. We work with executors, trustees, and heirs to bring them back where they belong.
A discreet, professional counterparty for institutions, with every step documented to institutional standard.
Send us the reference from our letter — or just call. We'll tell you plainly whether we can help, and the review costs nothing.
Not sure where you fit? It doesn't matter. If our research found funds in your name, we already know the category — call and we'll explain it in plain language.
We keep it deliberately simple. You never pay us anything out of pocket, and every agreement is in writing before anything moves.
Our research identifies funds held by an agency, court, or administrator that we believe belong to you or your organization. That's when you hear from us.
You sign one straightforward confidentiality agreement — it costs nothing and commits you to nothing beyond discretion. Then we disclose everything: the source, the amount, and the path to recovery.
All documents, filings, and follow-through — handled by us, at our cost. You review and sign what the process requires; we do the rest.
Funds are disbursed through the official process. On contingency, our fee comes only out of a completed recovery — or choose Cash-Now and get paid up front, with the outcome entirely our risk.
Why the confidentiality agreement first? Our proprietary research is our whole business. The agreement protects it — nothing more. It costs you nothing, and once it's signed we hold nothing back.
We front all costs of the recovery at our own risk, and our fee is a fixed percentage agreed in writing — paid only out of a successful recovery. No recovery, no fee, ever. You never owe us anything otherwise.
Prefer money now? We pay you a lump sum today for the claim — completely non-refundable to us. Zero waiting, zero risk to you. If the recovery falls short, that's our problem, not yours.
A fixed, agreed percentage — never a moving target. Plain-English agreements you can actually read, and your attorney's review is genuinely welcome before you sign anything.
"The money was always yours. Our job is to prove it, document it, and walk it through the process — and we only do well when you do."
No — and you shouldn't take our word for it. Verify us independently: we have real offices in St. Louis, Missouri and Danville, California. Call our main line, ask hard questions, or have a family member, advisor, or attorney call instead. We never ask for banking information, a Social Security number, or any payment to begin. A scam can't survive that kind of checking — we invite it.
Because proprietary research is our whole business — the finding is the thing of value we bring. The confidentiality agreement protects it. It costs you nothing and commits you to nothing beyond discretion. The moment it's signed, we disclose everything — the source, the amount, and the path — and you decide what to do, fully informed.
Sometimes, yes — and we'd rather tell you so than pretend otherwise. But many of the funds we find aren't in the public lookup databases, and the claims process comes with documentation, deadlines, and follow-through that we handle every day. If you find it yourself, you owe us nothing.
Two options, your choice: a fixed contingency percentage agreed in writing, paid only out of a completed recovery — or the Cash-Now buyout, where we pay you a lump sum today and take the entire outcome as our risk. Either way, you never pay anything out of pocket.
Never to get started. Identifying documents come into play only later, when the holding institution itself requires them to release the funds — and the funds flow through official channels, not through us informally.
Nothing bad — there's no obligation, and we don't hound people. Keep in mind only that many funds carry claim deadlines, after which they may be permanently forfeited. The letter exists because a clock may be running.
Speak with a real member of our recovery team — no scripts, no pressure. Or send your details through the form and we'll respond within one business day.
(314) 789-5040Monday – Friday · 9am – 5pm Central
4220 Duncan Ave., Suite 201, St. Louis, MO 63110