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Aegon’s Mylo app helps UK pension savers recover £36 million in lost pension pots within a month, powered by Raindrop’s pension-finding technology.

Aegon’s Mylo Locates £36M in Lost Pension Pots for Customers in First Month

October 23 2025

Ahead of National Pension Tracing Day, Aegon, one of the UK’s largest pension and investment providers, has announced that its new workplace pension app, Mylo, has found £36 million in lost pension savings for its customers in just its first month.

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Aegon’s Mylo Locates £36M in Lost Pension Pots for Customers in First Month

October 23 2025

Ahead of National Pension Tracing Day, Aegon, one of the UK’s largest pension and investment providers, has announced that its new workplace pension app, Mylo, has found £36 million in lost pension savings for its customers in just its first month.

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