Find your lost pensions

Our Find My Pension tool helps savers find old pots and can combine them all into one account.

Your pension pot value can go up or down, but staying invested can help it grow

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Find thousands in lost pension pots

Savers are likely sitting on several different pension pots from previous jobs. It can be easy to lose track of each account and with no idea who, what or where to start - tracking these old pensions down can feel overwhelming.

  • We've found that on average our customers underestimate the value of their old pensions by 33%.

  • This means there's a total £20 trillion in pension savings left unclaimed.

  • Our Find My Pension tool has already helped savers track down millions of pounds of lost pensions.

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Uncovering lost pensions in seconds

Our Find My Pension tool can track down old pensions instantly.

Simply enter a previous employer's name and our extensive pension database can find the pension provider in the same search result.

Time is precious and we're here to save it. We know all the ins and outs of finding old pensions with different providers. Our tool offers the fastest way to get the details of old pensions.

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Transfer with help from our friendly experts

When we've found an old pension our friendly, dedicated transfer experts can help getting the details together to transfer them over to Penfold.

Once a pension transfer has been requested, our transfers team will sort the rest:

  • Contacting previous providers

  • Organising paperwork

  • Keeping savers updated

  • We even update transfer progress on the Penfold dashboard along the way.

It’s important to compare providers’ fees and any guaranteed benefits when deciding on whether to transfer, and be sure that the investments available are suitable for you. If your employer is paying into your pension currently, transferring that pot may mean you lose out on their contribution.