Is Mutual Risk the name of the investment firm ?

I don't know that's all she gave me

Where do I go to find this money

Is there a phone number to mutualrisk that you might have for me?

Please help me

Ok, all "who gave you"

1. Were they not sending annual statements ?

Is it yours are is it for someone else.

Have you went though old tax records to see in years you were paying in, the deductions

Can you help me

My old boss toldmethat they weredealing with mutual risk back then

No statements it was on my pay stub

Ok, no one is going to help you without a lot more info.

Please give a complete question and info

1. is company still in business, ( if so merely contact HR)
2. how long ago was it
3. again, tax records from those years will show who it was paid to

But there is no magic way, no national record for you to keep track of your own money.
If you left that company you normally move the money to your own private plans

It was mine

The company went out of business I work for them 14 yrs ago

First yes it is on the pay stub, but they have to send you a statement at least every year when you were paying to use for your income tax deductions, Plus to show you the interest and how investments did.

So at this point going back to your old company if still in business, or contacting other employees you new

There is a company called "Mutual Risk Management" based in Bermuda, but it appears to be in the business of reinsurance for corporations, not administering 401(k) accounts for US employeees, so I doubt it's the correct company. See: Mutual Risk Management Ltd. (MRM) - Hamilton Bermuda - Company Snapshot - AlacraStore.com (http://www.alacrastore.com/company-snapshot/Mutual_Risk_Management_Ltd_MRM-1050114)

myjimmy13 - you're going to have to give us a bit more to go on. See if you can find out the full name of the company that served as plan administrator. As Fr_Chuck suggests - search your old records for any quarterly or annual statements you should have received from the plan admninistrator, and also try to locate any former colleagues who may be able to tell you how to contact the administrator.

I need help finding my lost401k plan can you help me?

Have you contacted your old company? Do you have any old statements listing the administrator? Have you contacted the Social Security Administration?

I am trying to find my lost 401k

You need to find out who the plan administrator is. To get started, you can:

1. Look through your files for old statements.
2. Call the HR department at your old employer and ask, or ask your former boss
3. Ask or call any former colleagues - they may know who the admin is.

How long has it been? Some plans have administrative fees which can eat up funds if left too long in the plan.

If you know which company administered the plan (Fidelity, Schwab, Etc) you can call them and let them know which company you were with when the funds were deposited. They will have it on file and be able to help you with it.

The other alternative is to contact the company for which you worked at the time the funds were deposited.

You must fill out specific paperwork to have the funds released to you.

Shirley

It has been about 14 yrs I did call my oldboss andshe said it was with mutual risk I cantseem to find that investments info

I can't seem to find any info on this 401k anywhere

I even ask my old boss if she can call her newinvestment to find out where the old one was rolledover to and she said that she could not do that? I asked why and shedidny have an ansmer for meso nowwhat?

Can you give methe info to the social security please?

Wow! 14 years is a long time. You might have a hard time tracking it down and it may have gone to admin fees by now and there may not be a 401K amount left.

If you still have money than you should be receiving statements from that account. If you have moved and did not change address's they have probably been returned to the investment company.

I do not hold much hope out for you to recover it after 14 years, however you might try one last thing and call the Department of Labor benefits division.

Dept. of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration at 202-219-8776 or toll free at 866-275-7922

Shirley

Thank you so much I will give that a try! Have a great day where ever you are

A couple of other suggestions:

1. You can try the National Registry of Unclaimed Retirement Benefits (NRURB). They are responsible with keeping over 50,000 individual retirement accounts for individuals who have forgotten 401(k), profit sharing and other company sponsored plan balances that have been abandoned: http://www.unclaimedretirementbenefits.com/

2. Go on-line and search for abandoned property in the state you lived in at the time. If you have not been receiving statements from the 401(k) plan administrator they may now consider you lost, and by law they would have turned your assets over to the state. Every state has a program to try to reunite people with their lost assets. Here is a free web site that lets you search your state’s database of abandoned assets: Missing Money Free Search for Unclaimed Property - Officially endorsed By The States and Provinces (http://www.missingmoney.com/) . It’s a good idea to do a search on every state you ever lived in to see if there are abandoned assets in your name.

Good luck - and please let us know if either of these approaches work for you.

Please don't use the comments feature to post a follow-up question. Use the answer options.

Look up your local SSA office in the phone book and make an appointment.

You've asked this same question in multiple threads, but haven't responded yet as to whether the suggestions we've already given you have helped or not. Have you tried what was suggested? See: https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/retirement/lost-401k-511710.html and https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/retirement/where-do-go-find-401k-plan-mutual-risk-509632.html

I've merged all your threads. Please don't keep starting new threads with the same question. If you need to post more info then use the Answer options. Don't use the Comments feature to post followups.

Please try the advice you have been given before asking for more help.