That's the amount of unclaimed money lying around in forgotten company pension schemes. Here's how to find out if any belongs to you, writes SimonPB.
That’s the amount of unclaimed money lying around in forgotten company pension schemes. Here’s how to find out if any belongs to youIf you’ve ever had a job where you paid into a retirement scheme of some sort, then left that job, there may be some money waiting for you.
At last count there was more than R40bn of unclaimed pension funds in SA belonging to a couple of million people, with more than R20bn already paid out to about half a million South Africans. The website is easier as you get all the information in one go and you can start tracking down any money owed to you.
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