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This blog is intended to encourage an exchange of ideas and promote debate about the financial issues that arise in a relationship breakdown. The concept is to create a platform for discussion that is not available elsewhere. Aimed mainly at professionals working in this area; lawyers, accountants, financial advisors and actuaries, it is also a potential source of information for the general public.
In our experience there is a significant variance in how professionals handle pension assets in divorce, with little consensus on which methods give the best outcome. We feel this is due in part to a lack of centralised knowledge and debate on what can be a complex issue. We intend to address this by posting our original articles on key subjects, as well as those contributed by others. Our intention is to post quality, discussion-worthy topics at least once a month, or more often if the need arises.
We encourage comments and contributions from all. Comments can be added to the articles on-line, if you would like to submit an article please email us at ancillaryactuary@bradshawdixonmoore.com.
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Pensions in Divorce Guide
We have been a bit quiet on The Ancillary Actuary recently, but that is because we have been working hard on our new creation - the Pensions in Divorce Guide.
Designed for Lawyers, but equally useful to Financial Advisors, the guide explains how you should deal with pensions at each stage of the divorce process, from the start of the divorce through to the financial settlement. Part One focuses on the practical steps and Part Two provides the technical background as reference.
You can get your free copy by filling out the application form here. Also available is a free download of our Pensions in Divorce Guide for Clients. Please feel free to download a copy to hand out to your clients so they can feel comfortable with the process that you are guiding them through.
We have put a direct link to the guide in the sidebar, so it will always be accessible if you want to order extra copies for colleagues in the future. It looks like this:
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