>>ASDA Pension scheme HELP

dunstonh

split_second wrote: »

I left in 2006, left it completely inactive, didnt respond to the letters, in the end they told me the cash in value (about £500) and if I didnt respond to the letter in a fixed length of time they would send me the cheque and cash the plan in, I didnt understand that so they sent me the cheque and I put it towards my house deposit

A rough yardstick is that when you left you would have had the transfer value of around £5k (guess but its typically around ten times more) or your contributions returned which were £500 after tax and NI. You chose the worst option.

WaxiesDargle

margaretclare wrote: »

In that case it's gone! You can't transfer it because it doesn't exist any more. You had a refund of contributions, which you can do if it's a small amount. End of story!

I think split second knows it'd gone...he/she has received a cheque and put it towards a house deposit..well that's as far as I can make out reading their post....not sure what your getting at. End of story!

EternallyGrateful

ianparky wrote: »

I left asda around 7 yrs ago now and was paying into the asda pension scheme for a few yrs,i had totally forgotten about this until recently,does anybody know how i would go about transfering it or who o speak to about it?

You probably need to start with the Asda Pensions Team which is based at Asda House in Leeds. email [EMAIL="pensions@asda.co.uk"]pensions@asda.co.uk[/EMAIL]

Alternatively you can contact Prudential quoting "Asda Pension Plan" and your NI no. They will be able to give you an up to date valuation and a transfer value.