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Brexit Day: what does Britain leaving the EU mean for your money?
News As Britain finally leaves the EU, John Stepek looks at what the future might hold, and how it will affect your investments.
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Three bargain stocks for a post-Brexit Britain
Features Stock valuations have been depressed since the EU referendum – but there will be long-term winners once the Brexit fog lifts, says professional investor Guy Anderson. Here, he picks picks three bargain stocks.
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London house-price crash: is it all down to Brexit?
Features London house-price growth is slowing down and the number of transactions is falling. Some are blaming Brexit – but the real reasons go much deeper than that, says John Stepek.
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Relax – a no-deal Brexit will be fine
Features Preparations have been made, the costs largely sunk already. Deal or no deal makes little difference, says Matthew Lynn.
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How to invest for Brexit – whatever the outcome
Tutorials Theresa May appears to have agreed a Brexit deal with Europe, but the odds of getting MPs to sign off on it look slim. John Stepek looks at what that could mean for your money.
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Features Our special report uncovers what Brexit means for your money. Subscribe now and save 20% off the subscription, plus get 6 issues of MoneyWeek free. Hurry! Subscribe before 20 December.
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Brexit: no deal, no pension
Features A no-deal Brexit could scupper pension payouts for retirees in Europe. Should you worry?
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Five things we should do to prepare for Brexit
Opinion It’s just a year until we finally shrug off the Brussels shackles. Matthew Lynn outlines five last-minute preparations.
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The voice of British business: why we need to retain barrier-free trade with the EU
Features The CBI represents the employers of over seven million people in the UK. Matthew Partridge talks to its principal economist about how post-Brexit relations with Europe should look.
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