Aviva Pension Discovery Service
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Discover your pensionsSee the big picture for your pensions
How closely do you keep an eye on your pensions? You may not know what they're worth, the valuable benefits they include, or the charges attached to them. Perhaps you also own one or more of the 1.6 million ‘lost’ pensions in the UK that together hold around £20 billion of savings.
Wading through piles of paperwork to find any of this out can take time, especially if you have workplace pensions from several different jobs.
Let us do the hard work for you. We’re inviting you to try our new pension discovery service. It could reunite you with an old or mislaid pension, or fill in the blanks for a pension you're already aware of. It won’t cost a penny, and could be as simple as sharing a few details about where you used to work.
No cost to you
It’s free, with no obligation to do anything after you get your report
No hassle for you
We trace your pensions and contact the providers for you
Understand your options
Use our reports for an overview of the pensions you have, and what you could do with them
Your pensions don't have to be with Aviva. And don’t think a fund is too small to bother with. It’s your hard-earned money, and it all adds up.
We’ll send you a clear, straightforward report for every pension we find. Helping you build an overview of how your financial future is shaping up.
How our pension discovery service works
This service is really straightforward to use – just give us the information you have and we’ll do the rest.
Fill in one simple form
Tell us as much as you can about the pensions you’ve had and your employment history in our simple-to-complete application. You can ask us to look for as many pensions as you like with one application.
We'll keep you posted
We can then use everything you tell us to search for your pensions and contact your pension providers. You'll get updates along the way and we'll let you know if we need anything else from you.
Get your free report
Once we have information back from your providers, we’ll send you a detailed report for each pension we find. You can then decide what to do with your pensions, if anything.
Who can use this service?
We’ve just started our pension discovery service, and we’re inviting you, as a valued Aviva pension customer, to try it out for free. It could give you an overview of the pensions you have, and the details that might help you decide what to do with them. You might like to use it if:
- You want to find out more about the pensions you already know about – these don’t need to be with Aviva
- You’ve lost a pension and would like us to help try and find it.
What you’ll need to use the service
You can only access this service through an active MyAviva account which you’ve previously used to view your Aviva pension details. If you don’t have an account, you can register for MyAviva here. Once you've registered and unlocked access to your Aviva pension, simply come back to this page through the link in the original email we sent you.
Make sure you have the following to hand so that you can finish your application in one go:
- Your MyAviva username and password
- Mobile phone number
- National insurance number
- Previous addresses and roughly when you lived there
- Any pension details that you have
- Previous employment information.
Important documents
Before you apply to use our pension discovery service, make sure you've read and considered all of the details.
Ready to get started?
Begin your application to track down lost pensions or to get more details about the pensions you already know about.
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