Research and analysis

The Pension Tracing Service: A quantitative research study to establish who is using the service, and their outcomes (RR697)

A quantitative research study to establish who is using The Pension Tracing Service, and their outcomes.

From:
Department for Work and Pensions
Published
1 October 2010

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The Pension Tracing Service: A quantitative research study to establish who is using the service, and their outcomes (RR697): report

Ref: ISBN 978-1-84712-850-8

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The Pension Tracing Service: A quantitative research study to establish who is using the service, and their outcomes (RR697): summary

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By Jan Shury and Christoph Koerbitz

This quantitative research was comprised of 2001 interviews in two separate surveys. The first survey sought to establish the customer profiles of service users by exploring the ways in which customers became aware of the Pension Tracing Service (PTS), how they accessed it and their reasons and motivations for using the service. In the second survey, the outcomes of customer enquiries were explored in detail to find out how successful people were in recovering their missing pensions. The research was carried out by IFF Research on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

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Published 1 October 2010

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