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13 Feb 19 #506242 by WYSPECIAL

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You'll have a much greater mortgage raising capacity.

Work out how much of the £130k you will each need with the mortgage you could each get to buy a suitable 3 bed property each in your local area.

Don't know how much that would cost where you are so one, or both, of you may need to rent.

Would it be more cost effective to keep the FMH? A big chunk of the equity could be eaten up in fees and stamp duty. If your ex stayed in the house you could offset it against a greater share of the pension pot.

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