For info - as it might be of interest and indeed maybe worth checking your own history.
I had a tiny final salary pension which transferred to a SIPP in 2010, this was before the requirement for a financial advisor was needed to sign it off, so it was easy and I got a stonking transfer value given the minute amounts I contributed....
Anyway I recently got a letter from the pension trustees out the blue telling me about a court ruling.
https://www.doyleclayton.co.uk/resources/news/very-late-equaliser-pension-transfers-and-lloyds-bank-case/
I am due small windfall.
Maybe others are? If you've moved then the Trustee might not be able to contact you.
They are paying me 25% tax free and taxing the rest at 20%, which as it happens is fine, but it might not have been. I could have transferred the gross amount into another pension, but I decided the costs for such a small sum weren't worth it.
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