When you change jobs, your old MPF account becomes a preserved account with no new contributions, while the new job’s contributions go to a contribution account — fees and investment options can differ entirely. A job move is the ideal moment to review accrued benefits and keep retirement savings growing.
Members can consolidate preserved accounts with a preferred trustee to avoid duplicated fees. Before transferring, compare trustees’ fund ranges and charges to find the best fit.

Job-hoppers easily forget how many MPF preserved accounts they hold. The...

Job-hoppers easily lose track of how many MPF accounts they hold. The MPFA...

A Convoy survey published in January 2011 found that many workers ignore old...