Pensions
A digest of posts in Pension:Legal Aspects of Pensions on Divorce covering: LAWYER'S VIEW OF HOW COURTS APPROACH OFFSETTING; VALUATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR OFFSETTING; PROVISION OF PENSION SHARING INFORMATION; UNDERFUNDED SCHEMES; FINANCIAL DAMAGE LIMITATION FROM PENSION SHARING; TREATMENT OF PENSION CREDIT; IFA SELECTION
After an extensive consultation process, the calculation basis for Cash Equivalent Transfer
Values (CETVs) for final-salary pension schemes is changing. The new basis is due to come
into effect in April 2008, but this does not mean that thereafter CETVs will always produce a
fair value for dealing with pensions in a divorce or dissolution.
This guide to pensions in divorce is provided by BDM.
This calculator provides a ballpark figure of what someone's private pension may be worth based on their current salary and the number of years that they have been employed.
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