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A GB News reader who was set to rely on just his state pension recently got in touch about tracing lost pension pots.

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Tim, 65, whose name has been changed, explained he had worked for several companies over the year, and was sure he had some retirement savings.

However, he had “no idea” how to claim any of the pension pots he may have acquired.

Thankfully, two pension experts were more than happy to point Tim towards some tools which could help him trace lost pension savings.