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3 quick links – How the Election outcome might affect personal finances, house prices and the stock market

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 05 May 2010

 With the nation deciding tomorrow on who they want to run the country there has been endless speculation on what affect the outcome will have on the economy and our finances. Today's 3 quick links speculate on the impact on three key areas:

Link 1 - Personal finances

Link 2 - The property market

Link 3 - The stock market

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