from: Mikhail Shpuntov <viehke@finmail.com>
date: Dec 8, 2025, 7:26 AM
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UAE Pension Scheme for Expats |
Retirement Plans & Golden Pension UAE
Address: Airport Road, P.O. Box 3122,
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Attn:
UAE PENSION RETIREMENT SCHEME
The Golden Pension Scheme was introduced in 2022 and is offered by the UAE government through the National Bonds Corporation (NBC) to provide an additional UAE pension scheme for expats.
This pension is intended to help employees bridge the gap in their retirement savings, plus support employers in funding their end-of-service financial commitments.
All expats employed in the UAE private sector have the chance to future-proof their retirement finances.
We currently have an unclaimed death benefit pension Payment for late Thomas who was an employee of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) before his demise in 2023. He listed 3 people as beneficiaries to his pension; we have reached out to two of these beneficiaries and discovered that they had passed away so you are the only living beneficiary left to contact to claim his pension.
The lifetime monthly annuity benefit from the Pension payout is: $ 9,500 monthly Which can also be paid once upon your request and for the years of service and accrued interest the total payment to you will be $430,000
We do hope to get a response from you with 30 days of the receipt of this notification after which the pension will be cancelled and remitted to the Abu Dhabi Pension fund as unclaimed.
I can be reached via Direct call or WhatsApp: +971 55 607 4945
Kevin Viehmann
Pension Officer
UAE Pension Scheme
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