INPRS refreshes retirement database as Hoosiers reclaim over $2.7 million in benefits
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Updated · WBIW.com · Apr 27
INPRS refreshes retirement database as Hoosiers reclaim over $2.7 million in benefits
9 articles · Updated · WBIW.com · Apr 27
The Indiana Public Retirement System added 541 new potential recipients to its Reclaim Your Retirement database, with 444 individuals reclaiming benefits since November 2025.
More than $2.7 million in forgotten retirement benefits have been claimed, including $2.6 million in annual lifetime income and $146,384 in previously paid benefits.
Over 20,000 people have accessed the database, which now lists thousands still eligible to claim benefits, as INPRS intensifies outreach to locate more retirees, survivors, and beneficiaries.
Are competing state and federal databases making it harder to find your lost retirement money?
Could a permanent digital ID finally solve the massive problem of lost retirement accounts?
Trillions in retirement funds are lost. Is the system designed for you to forget your money?
Indiana's program is a success. Is this the blueprint for a national retirement recovery plan?
Could states soon be blocked by law from seizing and liquidating your forgotten retirement funds?
With record early 401(k) withdrawals, are we finding old money just to pay today's bills?