Get a Pension Sharing Report
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Our expert Pension Sharing reports
We offer three types of Pension Sharing Report:
Our ‘Full PODE’ - For more complex cases or those going through court
Our ‘Full PODE + Offsetting’- For more complex cases + full offsetting analysis
Our ‘PODE Lite’- Suitable for some less complex cases, not going through court
80% of our clients need a Full Pension Sharing Report, and around half of those choose + offsetting.
What do I get from a Full PODE report?
A full court-compliant report following PAG guidelines
Full pension analysis
A clear recommendation for a fair pension share
Calculation options to suit your specific circumstances
A technical report explained clearly and written in plain English
Court attendance if required
What do I get from a Full PODE report + Offsetting?
A full court-compliant report following PAG guidelines
Full offset analysis
Modelling of multiple offsetting scenarios
Calculation options to suit your specific circumstances
A technical report explained clearly and written in plain English
Court attendance if required
Can I choose a PODE Lite report?
A PODE Lite report is a streamlined version of our Full PODE report.
It may be suitable if:
There are just one or two pensions
Pensions are in Defined Contribution schemes OR
There’s a single lower-value Defined Benefit (DB) pension
Both parties are broadly aligned on settlement direction
The divorce is being resolved without court proceedings
It provides clear valuation guidance and supports informed decision-making, without unnecessary complexity.
PODE report costs
Divorce is expensive enough without worrying about unexpected fees.
That’s why our costs are fixed. No additional charges for extra calculations. No surprises.
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Our ‘Lite’ Pension Sharing Report, for less complex cases not going to court.
This costs £570 inc VAT per person.
That’s £1,140 inc VAT in total.
Payment is required upfront by both parties upon instruction.
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Our Full Pension Sharing Report is for more complex cases and those going through court.
This costs £1,470 inc VAT per person.
That’s £2,940 inc VAT in total.
Payment is required upfront by both parties upon instruction.
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Our Full Pension Sharing Report + Offsetting is for more complex cases or those going through court, which also require offsetting analysis.
This costs £1,620 inc VAT per person.
That’s £3,240 inc VAT in total.
Payment is required upfront by both parties upon instruction.
How our process works
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Use our free assessment tool to understand whether a PODE report is necessary and if so which type would best suit your circumstances.
Discuss the result with the other party and agree whether to proceed.
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Make a joint decision to instruct us and complete our online instruction form.
Both make your payments and share the documents we need, so that we can start work on your case.
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We request, collate and organise the data we need from pension providers to enable us to fully analyse your situation.
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We’ll conduct in depth analysis and do the calculations required to work out how to best share your pensions, or offset them against other assets.
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10 working days later you’ll both receive your PODE report. This report will give our expert opinion on how to enable a fair pension share or how the value should be offset against other marital assets.
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If helpful, we can point you towards other trusted professionals to implement your pension share or help with other financial planning needs which have been identified.
How long do PODE reports take?
Divorce is stressful, so we move quickly.
We’ll deliver your Pension Sharing Report within 10 working days - once we have the necessary data and documentation from your pension provider.
Provider response times vary, but we chase weekly and keep you posted throughout.
Complete this form to
Formally instruct us
Once completed you will:
1) Receive an invoice to pay your share
2) Receive an email to explain the steps you’ll need to take next
Still have questions?
Click on the floating chat icon in the bottom right of each page to chat to Jess, our wonderful pension analyst.