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Labour in charge, prime minister investment scores and bank rates
Mouthy Money: Building wealth with long term investing and saving strategies
Chris and Ed look at what happens now Labour is in charge, the prime ministers with the best (and worst) investment returns, and what happens next in the mortgage market.
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