The statements went in the bin. The pension didn't.
Most people who've changed jobs have pension money sitting somewhere, often more than they'd guess.
I don’t have any of the paperwork, is that a problem?
Not at all. Roughly when you worked somewhere, and who for, is usually enough to start tracing a pension.
If any of this rings true, you're in the right place.
Pensions all over the place
You've worked for two, three or more employers, and joined a scheme with some of them.
The paperwork vanished
Statements binned years ago, and some of those providers have merged or changed names since.
No idea what it's worth
You genuinely don't know how much is in any of them, or whether it's growing or just sitting there.
Three steps. No paperwork to begin.
Tell us where you worked
Rough employer names and rough dates are plenty. We don't need the old statements.
We trace and value them
We help locate each pension you built up and find out what it's actually worth today.
We explain your options
In plain English, including whether bringing them together into one plan makes sense for you.
Tick these off as you go
Forgotten pensions are more common than you'd think.
Bringing scattered pensions together can make them easier to manage and, sometimes, work harder. We'll tell you honestly whether it's worth it for you.
Start finding mine
How to find a lost pension. Written for people with no paperwork left.
A short, plain-English guide to tracking down pensions from old jobs in Ireland, and what to do once you've found them. We'll email it to you.
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Questions, answered.
I don't have any of the paperwork, is that a problem?+
Not at all. Roughly when you worked somewhere, and who for, is usually enough to start tracing a pension.
Can I combine my old pensions into one?+
Often, yes, and it makes them far easier to keep track of. But it isn't always right. Some older pensions carry valuable guarantees worth keeping, so we'll look at each one and tell you honestly.
Is it really worth the hassle?+
There usually is money there. Knowing what you've got, and making sure it's invested rather than sitting forgotten, can make a real difference.
This page is information, not advice. Whether to move or combine a pension depends on your circumstances. Regulated financial advice is given in a personal consultation with Damian.
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