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This week the Brexit saga rolled on. After the high drama of last week when everyone was arguing over when, not if, Theresa May would be replaced; we find ourselves now with the same Prime Minister, same deal and the same sense of inevitability.

We need to look at what affects house prices and mortgage rates, for you to decide on whether to fix or not fix your rate, to buy, or wait a moment

This week the inevitable clash between Brexiteers and reality came to pass as Theresa May finally unveiled the Brexit deal.

Markets bounced, with the S&P 500 gaining 2.1% (7% higher than its October lows) and the Nasdaq 2.7% higher and the dollar weakened. Health care stocks surged and the volatility index of financial mar

The US Midterms this week saw the Democrats wrestle back control of the House of Representatives after eight years, while the Republicans maintained control of the Senate leaving the country politically gridlocked.

In a budget where the current government is in tatters, laden with exceptional debt and with one of the biggest changes via Brexit on the way, it was always going to be a show and a crowd pleaser wher