Pensions and Divorce: Exploratory Analysis of Quantitative Data: Report of a MICRA Seedcorn Project supported by the Pensions Policy Institute

Jennifer Buckley; Debora Price

Pensions and Divorce: Exploratory Analysis of Quantitative Data: Report of a MICRA Seedcorn Project supported by the Pensions Policy Institute

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This report sets out the findings from a Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research (MICRA) seedcorn project supported by the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI). We set out to understand how we might assess the implications of divorce for pension provision and the later life welfare of divorcees in the UK. Despite this being a matter of significant social and policy importance, surprisingly there is almost no existing research on pension outcomes after divorce and such analysis as we do have is based on data that is now more than 15 years old.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Manchester
Publisher	University of Manchester, Manchester Institute of Collaborative Research on Ageing
Commissioning body	Pensions Policy Institute
Number of pages	31
Publication status	Published - 15 Sept 2021

Keywords

pensions
divorce
quantitative data
Wealth and Assets Survey
gender
inequality
couples
money
financial resolution
assets
financing later life
old age

Research Beacons, Institutes and Platforms

Global inequalities
Cathie Marsh Institute
Work and Equalities Institute
Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research on Ageing

UN SDGs

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Pension sharing on divorce: the future for women
Price, D., 20 Jan 2022, Social Policy Review: UK and international perspectives. Bochel, C., Ellison, N. & Powell, M. (eds.). Bristol: Bristol University Press, Vol. 15. p. 239-262 24 p. (Social Policy Review; vol. 15).
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Pensions on Divorce: Where now, what next?
Buckley, J. & Price, D., 30 Mar 2021, In: Child and Family Law Quarterly. 33, 1, p. 5-26
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A Guide to the Treatment of Pensions on Divorce: The Report of the Pension Advisory Group, July 2019
Woodward, H., Francis, N., Hess, E., Price, D., Miles, J., Taylor, R., Cobley, P., Routledge, K., Salter, D., Mathieson, G., Ruparel, M., Lockett, D., Hay, F., Hoskinson, S., Copson, J., Ellison, R., Fowler, P., Hunter, R., Ingram, P. & Nobbs, R. & 7 others, Raeside, D., Sharp, C., Sharpe, I., Tyler, S., Way, P., Weir, C. & Wright, B., 26 Jun 2019, London: Pension Advisory Group.
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Pensions and Divorce: Exploratory Analysis of Quantitative Data: Report of a MICRA Seedcorn Project supported by the Pensions Policy Institute

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Pension sharing on divorce: the future for women

Pensions on Divorce: Where now, what next?

A Guide to the Treatment of Pensions on Divorce: The Report of the Pension Advisory Group, July 2019

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