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Andy Haldane warns that a £2bn tax rise on banks, as reported, would ultimately be passed on to households and businesses. This could mean banks charging you more for services, or offering less competitive interest rates on your savings accounts. The real cost would be borne by everyday people, not just the banks themselves.
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