Tracing lost pension plans

Research published in January 2020 suggested 1.6 million pensions are currently missing, with each pot worth £23,000.

For many who have been saving over their working life this could mean missing out on money that is rightfully theirs for use as part of their retirement.

While we assist clients in helping them evaluate their needs, and can make introductions to independent financial advice via TC Financial Planning  there are ways that you can see if you have an unclaimed or ‘lost’ pension.

Download our free guide to Tracing lost pension plans

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