Aviva launches 'find and combine' tracing, checking and consolidation service

Insurer says end-to-end pension service takes customers just ten minutes to begin

Jonathan Stapleton
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Aviva's service will help people find and combine their pension pots
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Aviva's service will help people find and combine their pension pots

Aviva has launched a ‘find and combine’ pension tracing, checking and consolidation service to help savers find lost pensions.

The insurer said the service – which was piloted within its workplace pensions business in 2022 – had already tracked down and reconnected customers with £87m of lost pensions, worth an average of ...

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