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delta123
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26 Jul 12 #345556 by delta123

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I have a transfer value of £5000 in my pension pot is this the figure we share 50/50 then I am self rep thanks for helping anyone

delta123
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26 Jul 12 #345578 by delta123

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Anyone out there please to help

hadenoughnow
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26 Jul 12 #345588 by hadenoughnow

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delta

I know you are under pressure but you cannot expect instant answers on this site! The people who may know the answers to your questions are not always logged on - or even if they are, they may be occupied elsewhere.

The answer to your question is that a £5k CETV is so negligible in pension terms that it is not appropriate to split it. The costs would outweigh the benefits. In fact it is so small that it probably would not be counted - or if it is, it would be offset against equity but the offset value is unlikely to be more than a couple of thousand pounds.

Hadenoughnow

delta123
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26 Jul 12 #345594 by delta123

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Thank you in this case then of such an insignificant cetv pension what would be the offer b phrased or written

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