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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m a SAHM with a high HHI. Some of our savings is tied into long term incentive plans at work[/quote] The typical rule is half of the assets accumulated after he marriage. For example, you don't have a claim on his 401k balance before you got married. [/quote] This is correct. If you were married for 5 years but he has been working for 15 years and contributing to his 401(k) all that time, you only get the 5 years of contributions and returns. His first 10 years of contributions, plus all the returns on them, are subtracted off. You get 1/3 of his traditional pension, if he had one of those, although bear in mind that if he keeps working at the same job and getting that same pension, the denominator (number of years he worked there) is going to increase and your share is going to decrease. [/quote]
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