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ilovecheese
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Some help please! I took out a private pension via Lloyds bank in about 1990/1991
I paid into the pension until 1997 when I moved abroad, I then stopped the payments, I still have some paper work and a policy number, but I think Black Horse Life Assurance Company Ltd no longer exist and have been taken over by someone else? How would I find out where my pension is? Just to complicate matters I got married in 2003, so I do not have any paperwork with my married name on.
Any ideas? How do I contact the company that has my policy?
Many thanks for any advice
Some help please! I took out a private pension via Lloyds bank in about 1990/1991
I paid into the pension until 1997 when I moved abroad, I then stopped the payments, I still have some paper work and a policy number, but I think Black Horse Life Assurance Company Ltd no longer exist and have been taken over by someone else? How would I find out where my pension is? Just to complicate matters I got married in 2003, so I do not have any paperwork with my married name on.
Any ideas? How do I contact the company that has my policy?
Many thanks for any advice
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I think Black Horse Life Assurance Company Ltd no longer exist
They are part of Scottish Widows now. Same policy numbers just a different logo in the corner.
If you inform them of your change of address, marriage certificate copy and give them the policy number and ask for a statement, you should be fine.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Hello dunstohn
Thanks very much for the info0
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