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12 Jul 23 #521422 by Pepi
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Divorce finalised January 2023. PSO for one of my pension to go to the ex.However, the company the pension is with is in liquidation and was under PPF assessment. It has now exited the PPF assessment and is under contract for a buy-out with an insurer but this isn’t estimated to be completed until 2024/25.Ex is saying she now can’t transfer the pension until the buy-out is complete. Is that correct?I think she’s misunderstood. Or does she want to wait until after the buy-out as she’ll get more?Can anyone clarify?

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