What will Brexit mean for house prices?
Brexit could have a big impact on house prices and mortgages. Here, a range of experts predict what will happen to the market over coming months.
Up to five million plane tickets could be cancelled in no-deal Brexit
Iata warns of possible travel chaos in event of no-deal Brexit. Airlines accused of failing to warn passengers of potential travel disruption.
Should you buy a house before Brexit?
Property market continues to slow as Brexit uncertainty continues
UK holidaymakers to pay £6 visa fee to visit EU after Brexit
British holidaymakers travelling to Schengen EU countries will have to pay a €7 visa fee, the European Commission has confirmed. Like the American ESTA visa-waiver system, travellers have to pre-register their...
Why are UK car sales plummeting?
UK new car sales have nosedived. Even sales for September – the most crucial month of the year as new numberplates come in – were down a staggering 20.5% versus...
Brexit worries rise sharply among over-65s
The latest consumer insight tracker data from Which? reveals that the over-65s are far more worried than they were about the consequences of Brexit for them as consumers than they were two years ago. All regions of the UK are more concerned, with Wales, the South East and the East of England all over 30 percentage points more troubled than in September 2016.
No-deal Brexit could be chaotic, Which? warns
Which?’s no-deal Brexit report shows that the immediate aftermath from leaving the EU without a deal could be 'chaotic'. It also shows that consumers believe a no-deal Brexit would have a negative impact on their consumer rights
No-deal Brexit could cause travel chaos
From grounded flights to bus trips that can't make it across the Channel, and UK driving licences becoming worthless in Europe, it's clear that a no-deal Brexit could cause chaos for anyone who travels. It will potentially leave tourists stranded abroad and make holidays more expensive and inconvenient for millions of people.
What happens to mobile roaming if there is no Brexit deal?
If the UK was to leave the European Union with no deal, the popular "roam like at home" legislation, which allows holidaymakers to enjoy the same costs for using their mobile phone abroad as they would at home, would no longer be protected under UK law. Providers would be free to charge what they wish.
How a no-deal Brexit would affect your finances
New papers reveal how a no-deal Brexit might affect your everyday finances - from credit card surcharges to online shopping. Which? explains the impact.