Previous employment can matter
If you previously worked for an employer that provided a pension or retirement benefit, employment history, member numbers and fund references can be useful starting points.
Former employees and beneficiaries can lose contact with retirement funds over time. Savannah helps investigate possible pension and retirement benefit cases using authorised information, identity verification and structured institutional follow-up.
If you previously worked for an employer that provided a pension or retirement benefit, employment history, member numbers and fund references can be useful starting points.
Savannah first establishes whether there is a credible match. A potential entitlement must then be verified with the responsible institution before any recovery case is progressed.
BenefitWatch members can be monitored over time across authorised and available sources rather than relying on a single one-off search.
Choose BenefitWatch for ongoing individual monitoring or speak to Savannah about an institutional tracing or recovery mandate.
Yes, subject to sufficient identifying information and lawful access to relevant sources.
The responsible pension or retirement fund, administrator or institution makes the final entitlement decision.
For BenefitWatch-managed recoveries, the agreed 10% Success Recovery Fee applies only after money is successfully recovered and payment is confirmed.