How to Find Your Lost Pension

Did you work for an employer years ago and forgot who your pension scheme was with? Don’t worry, it’s something we come across daily. Luckily, the UK governments website has made it easy to help you track down your lost pension.
What do I do once I've found my pension?
We can help take care of the rest for you. By filling out a letter of authority, it will permit us to contact the pension company on your behalf to retrieve all the pension information relevant, including your transfer value, death benefits, retirement options and so on.
Does it cost to get this information?
Most pension companies will give you one free transfer value per year. If you request another one, it could usually cost you between £100-500, depending on the pension scheme rules.
Does it benifit me to help you find my pension details?
Yes, it does. A lot of time pension schemes won’t send out all the relevant paperwork unless you specifically ask for it. Missing information means that you won’t be able to receive the best advice.

Find Your Pension

Step 1: Click the below button to go to the GOV.UK website.

Step 2: Agree to the terms to start your search

Step 3: Click on the type of pension you are looking for. Generally speaking, it will be a workplace pension, unless you set up a personal pension yourself.

Step 4: Type in the employer’s name where you used to work.

Step 5: Locate the company you worked for and click on the link. Their details when then appear with a contact number and an address.