Unclaimed Benefits
Find out whether a retirement-fund benefit may be due to you or your family.
Member Resource
Could an unclaimed benefit be yours?
Unclaimed benefits are retirement-fund benefits that became payable but were not claimed. They may include retirement, withdrawal, death or surplus benefits.
Who may qualify?
Former members, pensioners, spouses, children, dependants, nominated beneficiaries, guardians and caregivers may potentially be entitled to a benefit.
How to start
- Contact the retirement fund directly if you know its name.
- If the fund is unknown, use the FSCA unclaimed-benefit search facilities.
- Prepare identity documents and evidence linking the former member to the fund.
Typical documents
- Payslip, benefit statement or correspondence showing fund membership.
- ID number and contact details.
- Death certificate and proof of relationship where claiming for a deceased member.
- Marriage, birth, guardianship or dependency evidence where applicable.
Search for an unclaimed benefit
Use the Financial Sector Conduct Authority search service for assistance locating a fund.