The Left-Behind Count · by Capital Find Money
How many pensions did you leave behind?
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Pick the countries you worked in to see your count.
How we count: most countries keep one state or social-security record per person, so each country you worked in usually means one record (C). Each employer usually means a separate workplace pension scheme, if that job had one (up to E more). That gives a range from C to C + E. This is simple counting, not a statistic. It cannot tell you whether any record still exists or what it is worth.
We always point people to the free government tracing route first, and we take nothing from financial advisers.
Worked in more than one country?
PensionHunter traces pensions left behind across borders.
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