How do you find out information on tj maxx pension?

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As not an employee of the firm your best bet is the corporate website under careers - or work for us. Usually, the hiring staff is Human Resources or will get you in direct contact via their contact us - links. By Law human resources must provide you with back information for a limited time frame for history - but be forewarned businesses and corporations only keep back logs for 13-yrs on all business records per law and anything prior may be difficult to obtain unless they have an archive system in place.

**All corporate websites have some form of contact information. I've used in the past to get updated letters of reference from previous employers or just a standard reference of work letter and notice of termination. Usually, this same venue is their Human Resources department and they can validate employment history and contact info to any employee benefits. You will need a Human Resources Employee to establish employment and reference of contributions to any benefits program.

- For that reason I also recommend anyone working that despite sayings like for your security don't keep work records for 7-yrs such as pay-stubs- not the case! Millions of lost money you hear about is because of lack of evidence you contributed to a benefits program in earlier years. Those missing state or federal accounts that they can't find who owns most are never claimed and pending your state treasury-- only hold for several years till its surrendered to the state and you lose!

I recommend with today's technology have a digital archive and update it yearly that is portable and locked securely - you never know that part-time job as a teen can pay you back in years to come. I've transfer mine from paper consolidated on single sheets - to floppy -to A drive disk- to CD disk -to thumbnail and now to SD as I do I destroy the old. I make two copies each time one goes in a safety deposit in an envelope ready to mail if I lose the account the other in a fireproof emergency safe in a addressed envelope for quick evacuation for emergency events. (password protect those files something you'll remember)

Why the addressed envelope once you place a stamp on it and seal it - then additional weight of law (it officially becomes property of the U.S.P.S) - meaning federal offense to tamper with the U.S. mail till it's delivered to address or your hands, so if you move or relocate update it's envelope often too!

Further information of benefits up-to-recent 7 yrs I would also recommend IRS tax record for a fee, you can get prior tax information with listings to wages deducted from an employer. As it will have account ID in some cases and or name of the pension or 401K administrators. -hope this helps you.