It's more likely a defined benefit plan. He should call the local or the
state office.


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In article <1112332700.248887.83550[at]f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> ,
bascara[at]gmail.com wrote:

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In order to get on-line access, you have to know the vendor
and account number to get started. The best bet is to simply
call the union on the telephone. That is what they are there
for...to server the members.

-john-

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My friend worked at an auto body shop for a couple years. He was in an
auto workers union, and he thinks he may have had a 401k plan, possibly
through the union. Is there a way for him to find out online if he had
a 401k plan?

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Oscar