With a rating of how much effort to rectify out of 10 you reckon it is.
Withdrawing pension fund from when I lived in New Zealand briefly - needs to have proof of ID and bank statement be signed by both a bank and a solicitor /important type person. 8/10 on the effort scale though almost impossible during this pandemic
Find out student loan balance and login details probably just one long and arduous phone call. 6/10 on the effort scale
Combine multiple pensions into one fund can’t even begin to imagine the admin. 10/10 effort.
Now you! This can be a thread where we motivate each other to do these things if you like? I dunno.
I have my account number and nothing else, no password, security question, email address it’s connected to etc, and none of my family live where the account is registered to any more. Nothing.
I submitted a request to delete my Epic Games account and this is what they want me to confirm so they can they delete it:
Long list below
• A screenshot of your oldest available receipt made on this Epic Games account
• Your public IP address(es). If you use multiple devices, please include all IP addresses
• The date you created your Epic Games account
• Locations (city, state/province) where you made purchases on the account
• The original display name for the account
• The last 4 digits of the first payment card used on the account
• The date you last logged in
• The names of any PlayStation, Switch, Twitch, or Xbox accounts connected to your Epic Games account and the dates when they were connected
• The invoice ID or transaction number from your Epic Games purchase
Worth the phone call, I did it last year and found out I’d overpaid by about £4k. Got the garden done with the refund. Didn’t even take that long to get through.
What’s worse is that I have never made any purchases with the account. I signed up years ago and never logged in after that. It’s just a username, password and email address.
I phoned up to get a balance so I could pay off the final chunk in one go. They gave me it, I paid the couple thousand £ there and then …then they sent me a refund cheque for £5k a couple of months later?! Is it just one person sitting there with a calculator do you reckon?
Yeah anything taken PAYE is accrued and only credited to the account once a year, so you could get a balance at the end of March and then the next month it’ll have the thousands you’ve paid via your employer credited. Absolute scam.