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Withdraw $2K stuck in a government scheme and claim missing interest with Claude and Comet

WorkedEvidence: Described by posterPosted Oct 21, 2026Last checked Nov 7, 2026

Claude found the lowest-tax route, Comet filed the forms and $2K arrived in two weeks; a missing interest claim is pending.

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I have about [AMOUNT] in contributions from past jobs stuck in [SCHEME NAME]. Work through the scheme's withdrawal rules and tell me which route keeps my tax bill lowest, what forms I need and in what order. After the money arrives, compare it with my online statement and tell me if any interest is missing.

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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish.

Goal: Get money out of a government savings scheme the cheapest way, and make sure nothing is left behind.

Questions to ask me first:
- Which scheme is it, and in which country?
- Roughly how much is in it, and from which jobs?
- Will you submit the forms yourself, or should a browser agent fill them in while you watch?

Inputs (fill in or confirm):
- Scheme and country: [NAME, COUNTRY]
- Balance and history: [AMOUNT, EMPLOYERS, DATES]
- Your tax situation: [INCOME BRACKET OR NOTES]
- Portal access: [YOU LOG IN YOURSELF]

Rules:
- Cite the official rule for every step you recommend.
- Compare the tax cost of each withdrawal route.
- Never submit a form without my review of every field.
- Keep a log of what was filed and when.

Checkpoint: Show the recommended route and its tax cost before any forms are filled in.

If you get stuck: If a rule is unclear, tell me what to ask the scheme's helpline.

Verify before you finish: The amount received matches the statement, including interest.

Output: A step-by-step withdrawal plan, a filing log and a reconciliation of what was paid.

Done when: The full balance, including interest, has been paid or claimed.

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Outcome

Shubham Sharma had about $2K in contributions from past jobs stuck in a government scheme for more than two years, on a slow portal spread across several forms with no clear withdrawal instructions. Claude worked through the rules and found the withdrawal route that kept Sharma's tax bill lowest, and Perplexity Comet verified it and ran the portal in Sharma's browser, filling in and submitting the claim forms while Sharma watched and checked each detail. Two weeks later the $2K arrived. Claude then compared the payment with the scheme's online statement and found interest that hadn't been paid out, and a second form was filed for the difference; that payment was still pending when Sharma posted.

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Posted: Oct 21, 2026 by Shubham Sharma (The Rundown community)
Last checked: Nov 7, 2026
Method:: How we verify

https://app.therundown.ai/community/posts/b54e7a16-3794-4ea6-84af-b35f9ccee684

Context: Posted to The Rundown community (date from the post's UTC timestamp). The post doesn't name the scheme; the second payment for missing interest was still pending. The author watched and checked every form before submission.