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Nothing is.
Bottom line...if you don't want to get fleeced, don't get married.
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Originally posted by IR35 Avoider View PostYes your pension will go into the pot to be shared. She wouldn't have to wait until you are 55, the divorce court can dip into your fund at the time of the divorce. (I presume it gets transferred into a pension for her, but not sure.)
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Originally posted by contractor79 View PostHi
So you pay into a pension thing which you get out at 55.
If you divorce before you're 55 would your ex-wife get their hands on any of that pension?
say you separate when you're both 40 it would seem very unfair 15 years later for her to get some of that
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Pension from 55 question
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So you pay into a pension thing which you get out at 55.
If you divorce before you're 55 would your ex-wife get their hands on any of that pension?
say you separate when you're both 40 it would seem very unfair 15 years later for her to get some of thatTags: None
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