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Madeleine’s Situation
Madeleine is navigating divorce, freelance career, health challenges and a master’s degree, all whilst raising her children. We met this real-life superwoman at the point she was trying to work out if buying a replacement family home was the right use of her divorce settlement or whether there were other options that deserved her attention.
Challenges
· Now she is dependent on her own earnings alone. How does she build resilience for her family especially as her freelance earnings have been disrupted in the past by health issues?
· Is buying a house the best use of her resources? If she doesn’t buy will she end up squeezed out of the property market? If not property, then what?
· Pensions divorce – complicated, long winded, and very valuable in the long run!

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Melly’s Situation. Freelance worker who has divorced and received a settlement.  She is not used to having investable assets.  She lives with her new partner in his house which they adore, and he is financially independent with a secure pension of his own and an investment portfolio, but there is still an interest only mortgage outstanding on their home. 

Melly has grown up children, her income fluctuates, and she loves her work so passionately that she doesn’t really think about retirement, but having reached 59 she has started to wonder how she will live if her earnings opportunities dwindle. The divorce settlement is likely to be the only windfall she has, and she needs to make it count.

Challenges 

• Self-employment (no pension or other employee benefits)
• New to investing and in receipt of a divorce settlement 
• Blended family with legacy implications

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