Nearly 4 In 10 Men Think They Could Produce A Better Budget Than The UK's First Female Chancellor

On October 30, Rachel Reeves will unveil the Budget, aiming to raise £40 billion through tax increases and spending cuts to address a £22 billion deficit left by the previous Tory government. A new poll reveals that nearly 4 in 10 men believe they could do a better job than Reeves, with Reform UK voters particularly critical. Despite facing challenges, Reeves is tasked with balancing the books, repairing public services, and keeping taxes low, with a third of the public, especially men and Reform voters, expressing confidence in their ability to manage the nation’s finances.

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