What will Brexit mean for your money? Key questions answered
(The Guardian Money News)

From pensions to studying, here´s what will happen after the UK leaves at 11pm on FridayIt finally happens at 11pm on 31 January. The UK will no longer formally be a part of the European Union, a moment that is likely to prove emotional for many, whichever side of the debate you are on. But what, if anything, is the real and immediate impact on your life? On your travel plans, finances, education, consumer rights and even your phone usage on holiday?The reality is that the UK will remain in the EU´s single market as negotiations proceed regarding the future trading relationship. During this transitional period, which is expected to last until 31 December, EU law will remain in force. Continue reading...