No idea on this one - hopefully one of the experts will be along to give some advice.
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In many cases pension funds are excluded assets, so check your paperwork. That aside, as long as the transfer was done provider to provider and no cash value hits your bank account, I see no reason why not. However, it would be prudent to await a response from a qualified expert.
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
What I can say is that if the pension is excluded from your IVA, although any transfer might not impact your IVA I would recommend you speak to an IFA about whether the IVA o your records might affect your ability to transfer it.
The IVA wouldn't affect your ability to transfer from one provider to another and I can't see your IP objecting unless you were taking cash from the pension which I don't suppose you would be at your young age. Always a good idea to double check with your IP to make sure they would have no objections.
