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Trying to Locate a Lost 401 (k) or Pension? - CNBC.com
If you have switched jobs over the years and left a 401(k) or Pension behind, the information in an article written by Sarah Agostino may help you locate it. She provides information on websites that can help you locate them. Amongst them is the Labor Department’s Retirement Lost and Found Database. It is available to people aged 65 or older. This database was made available under the Secure 2.0 retirement legislation, which was enacted in 2022.
Although the database is currently geared toward older retirees, who may need it most, plans are to make it available to younger people in the future. In the meantime, there are other ways for someone under 65 to look for their missing retirement funds.
To read the full article by Ms. Agostino, click here …
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