Millions of people are missing out on their full pension as unclaimed pots reach more than £31 billion. There are now an ...

Lost track of a pension? Pensions Tracing Service can help. If you think you might have an old pension somewhere, but you’re not sure what the details are or who the provider is, the government’s free ...

Age UK advises that you use the pension tracing service on Gov.UK. It is a free service which helps you trace your pension schemes, even if you do not have the contact details of the pension provider.

Pension tracking tools will still exist sitting side by side with the dashboard as they work with partners who are ...

Oxford Risk asked people if they were comfortable with the risk associated with having their pension invested after ...

Two decades ago, the 2004 Pensions Act included a regulation to “enable the Secretary of State to provide a Pensions Tracing Service [which] will provide persons with a free service for tracing ...

With only 36% of households on track for a moderate income in retirement, there are things you can do to narrow the 'pension ...

You need the name of an employer or a pension provider to use this service. You can also request contact details from the Pension Tracing Service by phone or by post. They cannot tell you whether you ...

Retirement savers may be able to boost pension pots by over £13,000. The average lost pension pot is worth £9,470, with this figure rising to £13,620 significantly for those aged 55 to 75 ...

If you think you may have lost a pension, then contact the government’s Pension Tracing Service. You will need to give them either the name of your employer or the pension provider and they will ...