Did you know there are around 3.3 million lost pensions in the UK, holding an average of £9,500 each? That’s a staggering £31.1 billion waiting to be reclaimed by hardworking people like you.
The longer pensions go unclaimed, the harder they can be to track down, leaving money you’ve earned sitting untouched. Starting now means taking a step toward financial security, ensuring that every penny you’ve worked hard for goes toward your future, not forgotten in the system.
The best part is, reclaiming your pensions is easier than you might think. With the right guidance, you don’t need to navigate complicated processes alone. Let Pension Polly help you locate and recover what’s yours—it’s your money, and you deserve to have it working for you.
All our pension partners are vetted and reviewed by Polly’s team to ensure they hold up to our standards.
All our pension providers have hundreds of 5 star reviews.
When you contact Polly we will do an in depth review of our database to find the perfect partner for you.
All of our pension partners are vetted to ensure they are properly certified and licensed.
Fill out the form or take our assessment and Polly will automatically search her database of certified pension partners to find the perfect option for your situation.
We all cherish those special moments with our loved ones, and Polly makes it easier than ever to recover your lost pensions so you can enjoy the life you’ve worked so hard to build, together.
If you’re starting your first job, changing careers, planning for retirement, or simply wondering what’s happened to old pension pots, it’s a good time to think about it. The sooner you take control of your pension, the easier it is to ensure your future is secure. Starting early can mean having more options and avoiding the stress of last-minute planning later on.
Yes, your age plays a big role in shaping your pension options. Younger people often have pensions with more risk-based investments, as there’s more time to ride out market fluctuations and grow their savings. Starting early also means contributions have longer to build up. However, it’s never too late to take action—whether you’re just starting out or closer to retirement, there are tailored strategies to help you make the most of your pension.