After a hotly contested race with big implications for the housing market, Donald Trump will return to the White House for a second term, four years after losing his first bid for reelection.

Social Security currently faces a funding crisis that would see benefits slashed by roughly 20 percent by as early as 2035.

Donald Trump’s return to the White House is expected to be largely positive for big banks and Wall Street: Regulatory hurdles to large deals, including for Big Tech, are likely to subside. Corporate taxes are likely to remain low,

As Donald Trump enters the White House once again, Britons are warned there may be economic consequences around the world. There could be impacts on people's savings, mortgages and pensions which we have detailed below.

Now that Trump has secured the White House, questions are raised about its potential impact on the housing market.