Billions in lost pensions.
What could finding a lost pension do for you?
Imagine the difference finding a lost pension could make to your life. It has been estimated that there could be about 3.3 million lost or forgotten pension pots out there, worth an average of £9,500 each
– over £31.1 billion in total.
Is it time to pay your pension some attention?
Join the #GreatPensionTreasureHunt and find out.
National Pension Tracing Day
on 27th October
Our mission is simple: to help you find lost pensions.
Did you know as many as 1 in 20 people could have a pension they didn’t know they had? That could be you. And we’re here to help you claim your money.
In the current climate, retirement saving may seem like a luxury. And yet there could be lost money out there with your name on it – that’s money that could improve your retirement.
Watch the video!
Join the Great
Pension Treasure Hunt
Join us on Sunday 27th October. The clocks go back, so you’ve got an extra hour to go on your own pension safari and hunt for lost treasure.
Remember, as many as 1 in 20 people could have lost a pension – so get your family and friends on board too!
Everything you need is here
We’ve got a simple step-by-step guide, success stories, helpful sources and warnings about common pitfalls.
Do you have a pension tracing success story?
Tell us about it and inspire others!
Founders and sponsors
National Pension Tracing Day was founded in 2021 with the support of Aegon, Legal & General, Standard Life and Scottish Widows.
Further support is now provided by Secondsight, Aviva, Hargreaves Lansdown, Royal London, Smart Pension and The People’s Pension. Check out Pathfinders for the full story about our founders and sponsors.
Share your journey
Use our hashtags to spread the word on social media. As many as 1 in 20 people could have lost a pension – your friends and family could be among them.
Let’s get pensions trending!