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Deal or no-deal - how Brexit will affect food prices, phone bills, passports and holidays
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mirror.co.ukIn just a few weeks, the Brexit transition period will end and Britain will officially leave the European Union. With no withdrawal agreement yet in place, a "no-deal Brexit" is a very likely scenario - a move that would affect almost every single person in the UK.
But whether there's a deal or not, how will it affect your money, job, future holidays and home? "Regardless of a deal or not, it’s important to remember that financial and legal protections for people will remain in place," explains Which?
money editor Jenny Ross. "But if a deal isn't agreed by the end of the year, consumers could see food costs rise and may pay more for insurance when travelling to Europe." Here are some of your biggest questions answered.
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