When this happens, your pension is not necessarily lost, but it might take a little research to find it. Here's how to track down a pension from a former employer: -- Contact your former employer.

Log into your pension portal. Most providers offer dashboards or apps where you can check your fund. Look for the fund name ...

You may have funded pensions or 401(k) accounts that you don't even know exist. Here's how to track down these accounts. If you've worked for more than one employer in your lifetime, you may have ...

The idea of losing track of your hard-earned cash might sound unfathomable, yet an estimated 4.8 million British pension pots are currently “missing”. This is according to analysis conducted ...

“If your company goes bankrupt, you’re likely to get at least part of your pension,” said Rhett Stubbendeck, CEO of Leverage Planning in Omaha, Nebraska, in an email. The PBGC guarantees ...

More than 28 million accounts, ranging from pensions and investments to savings accounts and Child Trust Funds, worth a staggering £88.5 billion are lost in the UK. The most common reasons people ...

Some people lose track of their pension plan from an old job. A company might merge with or be bought by another company and change its name, move to a new location in a different city or go out of… ...

Pension plans offer some of the best retirement benefits you can get from an employer. But if you had one from a previous job, you might have lost track of your plan by the time retirement rolls… ...