Rachel Reeves

Stability is the essential ingredient to a successful economy.

— Rachel Reeves

My natural inclination is to worry about things.

— Rachel Reeves

As a society, we need to prioritise reducing loneliness.

— Rachel Reeves

Being lonely isn't just a feeling. It is proven to be bad for you.

— Rachel Reeves

Growing up, we weren't poor, but we didn't have money to spare.

— Rachel Reeves

I know what it takes to run a successful economy.

— Rachel Reeves

That whole idea that Labour hates drivers is ludicrous.

— Rachel Reeves

The Budget is an opportunity to bring honesty to the public finances.

— Rachel Reeves

The burden of abuse can sometimes be too much to bear, particularly for our families.

— Rachel Reeves

Too often, women find that the men in their cohort scoop up the big jobs and they end up working for them.

— Rachel Reeves

At a time of immense pressure on public finances, every tax break has to be carefully considered and fully justified.

— Rachel Reeves

We want to stop waste because we respect taxpayers and we respect our public services.

— Rachel Reeves

I want to break the minister-knows-best model of government, with business sat round the table helping to write our plans for the…

— Rachel Reeves

If you can work, you should work and with Labour our welfare system will make sure that happens.

— Rachel Reeves

We've got to grasp the possibility of industry and innovation simmering across the U.K., meet our potential and seize hold of tomorrow.

— Rachel Reeves

When I worked at the Bank of England, I learnt a very simple lesson: your sums must always add up.

— Rachel Reeves

In the past, whole industries were allowed to decline or disappear. Whole communities were thrown on the scrapheap with no alternative employment…

— Rachel Reeves

From the Equal Pay Act to the Sex Discrimination Act and the Equality Act through to the minimum wage and Sure Start,…

— Rachel Reeves

We need real, tangible progress towards our net zero goals, while building stronger, more resilient communities with greater wellbeing and falling rates…

— Rachel Reeves

My father would never let me win at chess, so when I did beat him he was really, really proud. I was…

— Rachel Reeves

The Olympic Games showed how, with the nation united behind it, and the right combination of public and private enterprise, the most…

— Rachel Reeves

We can't avoid tough decisions on tax, spending and pay. But that makes it even more important that we take care to…

— Rachel Reeves

We need a reduction in the number of households, children and pensioners in poverty, falling levels of problem debt, and higher wages…

— Rachel Reeves

Instead of the race to the bottom planned by the Conservatives, Labour would rebuild Britain as one nation, a country where prosperity…

— Rachel Reeves

It's up to the people of the United States to choose who they want as their president. But the U.K. government -…

— Rachel Reeves

Of course there are people who, either because of sickness or disability, can't work, in the short term, and sometimes throughout their…

— Rachel Reeves

I want to use the power of the Treasury to get business round the table so that we can unlock billions of…

— Rachel Reeves

You need a plan to make Brexit work.

— Rachel Reeves

Sound public finances are essential for our country's prosperity.

— Rachel Reeves

I do believe the E.U. needs reform.

— Rachel Reeves

To be pro-business and pro-worker are two sides of the same coin.

— Rachel Reeves

Labour has always been the party of work.

— Rachel Reeves

My mum and dad were primary schoolteachers.

— Rachel Reeves

For too long, ministers have been complacent about the vital role that women can play in the economy.

— Rachel Reeves

I want to bring stability back to Britain's economy because that is the only way we can bring back growth.

— Rachel Reeves

I will back the British industries that strengthen our energy security, cut household bills and create better paid jobs.

— Rachel Reeves

Taxpayers rightly expect the government to treat their money with the same care they would treat their own.

— Rachel Reeves

I hope that one of the things I can do if I become the first ever female chancellor is show that there…

— Rachel Reeves

I have campaigned for a higher minimum wage, and more employers should be paying a proper living wage.

— Rachel Reeves

I think if the biggest thing I have got to worry about is whether Ian Katz thinks I'm boring then I haven't…

— Rachel Reeves