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Welcome to Prudential

Access your annuity benefit information, other Prudential products you may have, and information to help you navigate retirement.

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About Prudential

We have been providing pension plan services since 1928, and are privileged to serve over 4.5 million active workers and retirees.1 We disburse over $9 billion in gross annual defined benefit payments, and our service representatives handle more than 2 million customer calls annually.1

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Frequently Asked Questions

This website contains important information about your retirement benefits and the transition of those payments to Prudential. If you have questions please contact Prudential for assistance by calling 800-621-1089 weekdays, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET. Spanish speaking representatives and multilingual translators are available.

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  • The Contract that was purchased is a Group Annuity Contract issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America (Prudential). A group annuity contract is a financial product sold by an insurance company that provides guaranteed payments for members of a group at stated intervals—for example, monthly. Payments are typically made for each recipient’s lifetime and, if applicable, for the lifetime of a survivor or beneficiary (such as a spouse) thereafter, or for a specified period.

  • Depending on the type of pension, annuity, or your relationship to the original payee, a different term may apply to your specific case.

    • An Annuitant is the primary payee who has a guaranteed benefit under the Contract.
    • A Contingent Annuitant is a person designated by the Annuitant under a Joint and Survivor form of annuity to receive annuity payments in the event of the Annuitant’s death.
    • A Beneficiary is a person or entity named to receive payments after the death of the original payee, other than a Contingent Annuitant under a Joint and Survivor Annuity.
    • An Alternate Payee receives a portion of the primary Annuitant’s guaranteed benefit, as directed by a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO).

  • The Contract Number is the unique identifying number assigned to the Contract that covers the annuity that was purchased for you. Whenever you contact us, please reference the Contract Number, as it helps us to locate your records and be more responsive to you.

  • To protect your privacy, Prudential does not use your Social Security number (SSN) in any correspondence we send. Instead, we create a unique, nine-digit, alphanumeric Customer Identification Number for each person (e.g. A12345678). Whenever you contact us, please reference the Customer Identification Number, as it helps us to locate your records and be more responsive to you.

  • Yes, Prudential does offer direct deposit to U.S. banking institutions. To start receiving or to make changes to your existing direct deposit, log in to manage your banking information.

  • Doing your taxes can be a chore. But here’s one thing that’s easy: downloading your tax forms from Prudential. Just follow these five steps:

    1. Go to retirement.prudential.com, enter your login credentials, and click “Log In.”
    2. Click “View Details” for the Prudential plan for your Group Annuity benefit (there may be more than one account if you have multiple Prudential products).
    3. From the menu on the left-hand side, choose “E-Documents.”
    4. “Tax Forms” are the first section. For many people there’s just a 1099R Distribution form, but there may be more than one, depending on the structure of your particular benefit under the Group Annuity Contract.
    5. Once you’ve downloaded your forms, click “Log out” and enjoy your day!

    We want you to find the information you need as simply as possible. For requests that can’t be completed online, give us a call and we’ll be happy to help:

    800-621-1089

    Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET

  • It’s a good practice to periodically confirm that the personal information Prudential has on file for you is accurate and up to date. This is especially important if you experience a big event, like moving to a new address. Reviewing and updating your address information is easy—just follow these steps:

    1. Go to retirement.prudential.com
    2. Enter your User ID and Password.
      • a. Not registered? No worries—signing up is quick and secure. Just click on “Register Now” and follow the prompts.
    3. After logging in, click “View Details” next to the account associated with your Annuity Benefit.
    4. On the “Account Detail” page, go to the menu on the left-hand side and click “Personal Information.”
    5. You’ll see the address information we currently have on file for you. To make changes or corrections, simply click “Change Home Address.”
    6. Provide the updated information and click “Apply Changes.”
    7. Once you’re all done using the site, click “Log out” and enjoy your day!

    If you need help, it’s just a click away. Visit our Contact Us page for assistance.

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Footnotes

1 As of December 31, 2020.

 

For compliance use only: 1041828-00005-00

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