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The New York and Presbyterian Hospital: who to call about your old retirement account

Newyork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital Employees' Retirement Plan. NEW YORK, NY. From the plan’s 2023 filing with the U.S. Department of Labor.

This plan has been closed.

Its last filing was a final return, which means the plan was wound down and the money was paid out or moved. Your money is not gone: it went somewhere, and the steps below find where.

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From the plan’s public filings. Check that it sounds like the place you worked.

Employer: The New York and Presbyterian HospitalHas also filed as The New York Presbyterian Hospital, Newyork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Address on file: 525 East 68th Street, Box 38004 · New York, NY · 10065
Industry: Health Care & Social Assistance
Plan: Newyork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital Employees' Retirement PlanPension plan
When: Start date on the filing: 1962Closed: its final filing was for 2023Has filed since 2022
Size: about 3,700 people in the plan

Not the right one? The New York and Presbyterian Hospital has 5 other retirement plans:

The Retirement Savings Plan · Retirement savings plan · about 72,000 people · filed 2024
Newyork-Presbyterian Pension Plan · Pension plan · about 39,000 people · filed 2024
Nurses Defined Benefit Retirement Plan of Nyp/Lower Manhattan Hospital · Pension plan · about 840 people · filed 2024
The New York and Presbyterian Hospital Retirement Plan · Retirement savings plan · about 28,000 people · closed 2023
Employees' Retirement Plan of Newyork-Presbyterian Westchester Hospital · Retirement savings plan · about 2,400 people · closed 2023

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If nobody can find you

These official and non-profit registries are free:

DOL Abandoned Plan Search ↗
plans wound down by a custodian after the employer walked away
DOL Retirement Savings Lost & Found ↗
the Department of Labor’s registry of accounts owed to former participants
National Registry of Unclaimed Retirement Benefits ↗
employers and plan administrators list balances they could not deliver
Your state’s unclaimed property office ↗
uncashed distribution checks often end up here

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401kHunter is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to THE NEW YORK AND PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL. Plan figures on this page come from public U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 filings and reflect the plan’s final reported year. This page is educational and is not investment, tax, or legal advice.