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Stevebt, All dividend income in to your ISA account does NOT count towards your ISA tax allowance. It makes sense to move all your holdings in to an ISA account at this time. If you can use your dividend to increase your ISA you are saving money over the long term. Makes sense to run your ISA account. Every penny you can legally keep in tax savings is money well saved. I would suggest over time you make your ISA account your main trading account. No tax returns, increase in savings and win win. Good luck and if you want an idea look at adding reit shares to your ISA portfolio.
On a dividend income of £10 k you have to pay tax and it goes up say 25% on £20k etc rightly so but you got to hold a substantial amount of shares to receive £10k plus in a dividend tbh unless you have built up a substantial holding in an isa for a period of time /year's ,am not sure myself if the tax paid goes towards your annual income outside an isa I think you would need financial advice on that front am sure there's some oysters on here who could advise and put you in the right direction ,am nowhere near that stage but maybe in a couple of years i would need that advice only a couple of years into my isa holding atm ,maxing it out each year
Its not too late for Charlie boy to pay a special dividend this tax year, before the hike in tax on dividends kicks in next April
And
Pigs might fly :-)
Oooo no tax , that sounds good but does the money paid in to the account as a dividend come off your £20k allowance ? As the money is paid in.
In an isa you pay no tax on dividends and yes you should hold these in an isa imho
Do you avoid dividend tax if the shares are in an ISA?
So
Is the clever money not got all their shares in ISA’s
Thanks Darft, what with weighting up the outcome of all your previous predictions I'm now thinking I need to short it. lol.
WOW! The grand wizard of the doomsters saying time to go long on Lloyds!
"hardup your late on parade"
I came down to Glasgow on Wednesday last week for child minding duties of grandchildren for a few days so been keeping a low profile just now Brixton whilst busy with that. Still keeping an eye on the LSE Lloyds BB. Things appear to look better for Lloyds now than 2 weeks ago but lets see what the 3rd quarter update brings. Child minding the grandchildren finishes tomorrow so back home then for a rest!
to go long on LLoy..
DYOR
AJ Bell has calculated (see table) that a basic rate taxpayer with £10,000 annual dividend income will have had to pay £375 of tax on this sum in the tax year starting April 2016, jumping to £600 in April 2019.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-10027717/amp/87-dividend-tax-grab-poorest-hits-hopes-improved-income.html
Monday up another 1p by close
J46
30 Oct 2020 14:55
‘’Lloy CET1 will almost get wiped out next yr .’’
I put it down to your lack of knowledge and powers of deduction - you are totally clueless
J46
''You are no long term investor''
Oh dear oh dear oh dear
30 Oct 2020 14:55
‘’Lloy CET1 will almost get wiped out next yr .’’
Only a few months left in your opinion.
Pippa is waiting for your explanation.
LTI,
Buybacks ,
"conducted at good average prices would be of benefit to Lloyds shareholders holding for the long term."
You are no long term investor , you're just a chancer/gambler , your countless posts of diatribe speak for themselves .
You now want Lloy BOD to start buybacks on a peak , you couldn't make it up !
One appreciates why Falk looks up to you , no need to repeat reason !
is waiting
J46
''Having told us buybacks were good for Lloyds ''
Oh dear oh dear.
I believe that Lloyds will have a buyback by March.
I believe that sustained buybacks as a way of returns, to supplement a progressive dividend policy, conducted at good average prices would be of benefit to Lloyds shareholders holding for the long term.
Anyone can become a shareholder for the first time now and benefit from the excess cash that needs to be returned to shareholders at some time.
Well said far end ,gets a tick from me
There are some poor misguided fool's, idiots whatever you want to call them, denigrating Brexit on here.
Absolutely no understanding of world/current affairs, blinkered in their thought processes even to the extent they keep quoting Lloyds SP prices like they are some sort of authority.
They know as much about the EU and Brexit as they do about the future direction of this SP.
Bunch of Muppets.
Enjoy your weekend experts.
lol leave poor DC alone
Lloyds has gained 83% over the year
only 1p this month
there is huge upside and minimal downside
19p down on pre covid
next month could be interesting
Love & Light
Chips
64p end of year
DC likes to be left holding the Baby IMHO DYOR
Azzurri
68p end of year IMHO DYOR
There will be panic buying of Lloyds shares Buy Buy Buy @45p it will not not last forever at this level DYOR
Azzurri
68p end of year IMHO DYOR
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