So I've got a couple different questions, general life advice needed, ect. , such and so. And I'm aware reddit is not a lawyer!

So first, the easy question - is there any way to search some database with your SSN to see any active bank/loan/grant, ect. accounts open with that SSN associated with it?

Backstory:
My dad and I don't get along well. He and my mom divorced a few years back, and I'm now entering collage. When they were married, they opened a Janus fund for me for college, with my dad's and my name on it. Parents get divorced, fund continues. Dad and I drift farther apart, statements stop coming to the house. Dad says they now email them to him. Last statement I was shown was 12/09.

Today, I decided to go down to the bank, and withdraw money from a savings account my dad and I jointly opened a few years back for extra money I had (opened with him because I was too young to open on my own). Lo and behold, the account was closed last month by him. 
I now don't know whats going on with my fund, or if it even exists, and Janus won't speak to me at all until I turn 18 (5 days from now)
I also know my grandmother (dads side) opened a CD when I was younger with my name on it...and my mom doesn't know with whom it was opened...I'd like to see if I can find it, because it's like a race with my father, and if I don't take it out asap, it will be taken out by him...

So ultimitaly, reddit, is there a way to search, similar to the "unclaimed money" searches for anything via SSN?
Also for the redditfakelawyers, do you think, if my dad withdrew the few thousand I had in the Janus fund that I would be entitled to it?
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Parents divorced, both parents have fund for me. Dad withdraws money and says they have no record of anything. Wondering if there
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So I've got a couple different questions, general life advice needed, ect. , such and so. And I'm aware reddit is not a lawyer!

So first, the easy question - is there any way to search some database with your SSN to see any active bank/loan/grant, ect. accounts open with that SSN associated with it?

Backstory:
My dad and I don't get along well. He and my mom divorced a few years back, and I'm now entering collage. When they were married, they opened a Janus fund for me for college, with my dad's and my name on it. Parents get divorced, fund continues. Dad and I drift farther apart, statements stop coming to the house. Dad says they now email them to him. Last statement I was shown was 12/09.

Today, I decided to go down to the bank, and withdraw money from a savings account my dad and I jointly opened a few years back for extra money I had (opened with him because I was too young to open on my own). Lo and behold, the account was closed last month by him. 
I now don't know whats going on with my fund, or if it even exists, and Janus won't speak to me at all until I turn 18 (5 days from now)
I also know my grandmother (dads side) opened a CD when I was younger with my name on it...and my mom doesn't know with whom it was opened...I'd like to see if I can find it, because it's like a race with my father, and if I don't take it out asap, it will be taken out by him...

So ultimitaly, reddit, is there a way to search, similar to the "unclaimed money" searches for anything via SSN?
Also for the redditfakelawyers, do you think, if my dad withdrew the few thousand I had in the Janus fund that I would be entitled to it?
user
My dad and I divorced, my mom opened a fund for me with my name on it. It was closed, and I'm
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