Jupiter's Irvine: Putting the Brexit question into context

What would happen if the UK became independent?

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Alastair Irvine, product specialist in the Jupiter Independent Funds team, examines three outcomes for the UK's relationship with Europe in the event it votes for independence in June's referendum.

The way the British electorate votes in June's referendum on EU membership could have profound ramifications. Before voters or, indeed, investors can form a sensible view on the referendum, however, it is important to place the vote in context and consider what we are actually being asked to decide. It is not as straightforward as it sounds. The referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union (EU) will be held on 23 June. The government has made it clear that it will support remaining in a "reformed Europe". Brexit 'absolute carnage' for smaller UK fund groups as UCITS pass...

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