MoneyWeek news quiz: How many bank branches have closed in past decade?
From potential tax hikes in the Autumn Budget to Nationwide extending its branch promise, it’s been a busy week for financial news. Review your knowledge of the top stories in our weekly quiz.
Autumn Budget rumours continue to circulate this week, with chancellor Rachel Reeves reportedly scrapping plans to hike income tax.
The chancellor is also said to have ruled out a cut to the amount of pension money retirees can take tax-free.
Elsewhere, Nationwide pledged to keep its branches open until at least 2030, extending its branch promise from at least 2028.
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