What Happens to My Pension or Deferred Compensation Account After a Divorce?
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Question:
What Happens to My Pension or Deferred Compensation Account After a Divorce?
Answer:
- A Deferred Compensation Plan is a plan that consists of a set amount of money that can be accessed at periodic intervals after the age of 59 and a half
- The deferred compensation plan is simply divided either in half, or by a percentage that either they or the court has ordered
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