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Pru have lost my Pension
redmalc
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I paid into a works pension in 1979/80 which as i have said previously i forgot about till i was clearing my deceased Fathers premises in 2002.
I came across a letter from Scottish Amicable advising the pension had been transferred to Prudential,i contacted them and got a letter confirming they had received the transfer in June 2003 offering a transfer value or a pension when i become 65.
I have not received any correspondence in the last 11 years so i contacted the Prudential,now they have advised they cannot find any pension in my name.
What should i do ? i still have the letter from the Pru dated 2003
I came across a letter from Scottish Amicable advising the pension had been transferred to Prudential,i contacted them and got a letter confirming they had received the transfer in June 2003 offering a transfer value or a pension when i become 65.
I have not received any correspondence in the last 11 years so i contacted the Prudential,now they have advised they cannot find any pension in my name.
What should i do ? i still have the letter from the Pru dated 2003
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If you are certain that you did not transfer the pension then start by raising a formal complaint http://www.pru.co.uk/contact_us/complaint/
Keep hold of that letter !!Never associate with idiots on their own level, because, being an intelligent man, you'll try to deal with them on their level - and on their level they'll beat you every time.
Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them.
Jean Cocteau 1889-1963
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I rang the Pru after receiving the initial letter to discuss the options,i did not need the money so it was left to mature till i reached retirement age.
I have written to them yesterday enclosing copies of all the correspondence including my notes of who i spoke to and the dates of the conversations
Lets wait and see what response i get0
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