Lisa Webster: Divorce and pension protection - what's the impact?
'There are a few quirks in the rules'
Lisa Webster: "There are a few quirks in the rules."
Clients dealing with divorce need all the help they can get from their adviser. Here, Lisa Webster looks at the impact pension sharing orders have on contribution limits - both bad and potentially good
Divorce is always a sensitive subject. It would be a heartless adviser that would want their clients' marriages to break down, or distressed new clients arriving on their doorstep, but it is an area where...
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