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With the 2019 general election fast approaching, the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Scottish National Party (SNP) have all published their manifestos. But what would each party's plans mean for your money?
In total, the four manifestos clock in at a chunky 340 pages - but don't worry, we've done the heavy reading so we can bring you a concise summary of what they'd mean for your money.
Here, we outline what the UK's biggest political parties say about the key areas affecting voters' pockets, from tax and benefits to housing and social care funding.
Our handy tables summarise the main pledges that have been made by each of the UK's four biggest parties by number of seats.
Brexit is the main battleground on which the 2019 general election is being fought, and it's also the area of greatest disagreement.
We've looked at all the main political parties' money pledges in greater depth in individual stories. You can read them here:
Which? has outlined its agenda for the next government, which sets out six commitments that we want all political parties to make to deliver positive, tangible improvements for individuals across the UK.
This includes providing banking services that work for everyone, better protection over unsafe products and fairer pensions.
Editor's note: this article was updated to add in Labour's pledges on the Winter Fuel Payment and broadband