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19 Jan 10 #177866 by littlecloud
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Hi,

Do pensions get shared from the amount you have put in before divorce, or does it get shared whatever is paid in up until you retire ?



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Littlecloud

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19 Jan 10 #177868 by .Charles
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Normally there is a pencentage split applied in the order. Calculating how much has been paid into a pension is a folly as pension funds don't work like that. Added to which, with the current financial climate a lot of pensions are worth less that the payments made into them. They are long term investments and are expected to perform over a lengthy period of time.

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