I'm going through a divorce. Does this affect my pension?
If you’re going through a divorce or ending a civil partnership, you and your ex-partner will need to agree how to separate your finances. Pensions are considered a joint asset and as such are considered as part of the final financial settlement.
If you’d like to learn more about how getting divorced or going through a civil dissolution may impact your pension, you can find out more on the MoneyHelper website. Their specialists can also guide you through your pension options.
What do I need to do?
If you’re going through a divorce or a civil partnership dissolution and it impacts your Monzo Pension, please complete this form.
We’ll ask you to send photos of the following documents so it’s worth getting them ready before starting the form:
Pension sharing order
Pension sharing annex
Decree absolute/ Final order
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