In divorcing couples, it’s usually the man who has at least 90% of the pension wealth.
Research by the University of Manchester found that while most couples have a pension, one partner normally has most of the pension pot.
Fewer than 15% of couples have approximately equal pensions.
That means there is huge potential for the sharing of pensions during a divorce.
Mostly, that means the finances of divorced women will improve. See the Pensions on Divorce video below: