Why divorce and financial planning need an expert hand.

Bethany Lawton, Chartered Financial Planner and Pensions on Divorce Expert (PODE) in Tunbridge Wells.

Bethany Lawton, Chartered Financial Planner and Pensions on Divorce Expert (PODE) in Tunbridge Wells.

Bethany Lawton’s latest article in Financial Planning Today.

We are pleased to announce that Bethany Lawton, one of our Chartered Financial Planners and a Pensions on Divorce Expert (PODE), has been featured in the latest edition of Financial Planning Today. In her article, "Why Divorce and Financial Planning Need an Expert Hand", Bethany discusses the critical importance of professional financial planning during divorce.

Bethany outlines how divorce can significantly impact an individual’s financial situation and highlights the need for expert guidance. She discusses key issues such as the division of assets and future financial planning, stressing that professional advice can help ensure informed and strategic decisions.

A notable point in Bethany’s article is the emphasis on the value of pensions, which she argues are often as significant, if not more so, than the family home. This highlights the need for comprehensive asset evaluation during divorce proceedings.

You can read Bethany’s full article on page 23 for the complete rundown on this important topic.

Below are some images from the publication:

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Bethany Lawton's article about divorce and pensions

What’s next?

Bethany’s expertise in this area underscores our commitment to providing high-quality advice and support to our clients. If you need assistance with your personal finances, particularly in the context of divorce, our advisers are here to help. You can get in touch with one of our advisors for independent financial advice and we offer a free initial consultation. Based in Royal Tunbridge Wells, we advise clients across the UK.

You can visit our dedicated page for more information about our divorce-related financial services.

Don’t forget, this article offers general financial information and should not be taken as personal advice. Remember that investments and pensions can go up and down in value, so you could get back less than you put in. Tax rules can change and will depend on your individual circumstances.

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