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You can Hardup but they must be different types of isa at present and within the 20k limit. What you cannot do is pay into the same isa or same type of isa more than once in a tax year even if you are within the 20k limit. What a daft rule eh?
.....Can you invest in different ISAs in the same year?
You can have as many ISAs as you like, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for each type. However, you can only pay into one of each type of ISA in a single tax year (e.g. one Cash, one Lifetime, one Stocks and Shares, one Innovative Finance) and you can't pay in more than your annual ISA allowance overall.
I thought you can open multiple ISA's as long as your total subscription in them all doe's not exceed the annual limit, currently £20,000?
The critical area to monitor in the upcoming Autumn Statement is the homebuilding sector. Potential changes, such as a reduction in stamp duty, could significantly uplift sentiment among prospective homebuyers. This positive shift in the housing market could, in turn, boost Lloyds' share price, as it may lead to increased mortgage lending and financial activity related to real estate.
Could be worth a punt on.
**I am hoping that he will allow multiple ISA accounts to be used in a year.**
How ?
........ Jason Hollands, managing director of Bestinvest, noted: “Tax-free ISAs are more important than ever before for investors because of the steep cuts the chancellor has already announced to both the annual dividend allowance and capital gains exemptions, both of which are set to halve again next April.
“The adult ISA allowance, however, has been frozen at £20,000 since the 2017/18 tax-year. We would like to see the real value of the allowance restored with an increase to at least £25,760 to adjust for the effect of CPI inflation since April 2017.”...............can't see this happening....gla
"A move to at least £25k limit would be good."
I would say double it to £40,000!
Didn’t the brexit vote de value the pound enough, we don’t need the currency killed off anymore.
A move to at least £25k limit would be good.
What do you want if you don't want money
What do you want if you don't want gold
Say what you want and I'll give it to you darling
Wish you wanted my love baby
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q43cTvoXa6M&list=RDq43cTvoXa6M&start_radio=1&rv=BjXwisa_dLQ
At 1:38, it is the shortest song to reach the #1 position in the UK singles chart.
1959 A fantastic year
Adam Faith ?
V interested to see any positive news regarding isas......
It was a personal defeat for Prime Minister Harold Wilson. But he went on radio and television to reassure consumers that devaluation "does not mean, of course, that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket or purse, or in your bank, has been devalued".
"That broadcast will long be remembered as the most dishonest statement ever made”
The same Dumbo's believed Wilson; they thought it was a different pound that is used to import food and other things from abroad.
I despair!
The difference here is, protecting the populace from the ravages of an unknown virus and speculating the UK monetary/gold reserves on, of all things the Euro.
Labour is the party of financial responsibility……yeah right.
The tragedy is, this BB is peppered with Dumbo's that would support them.
Brain's the size of a split pea, you'll learn.
The way things are going , with higher wage rates per hour , we are pricing ourselves out of the global market , and economy will stagnate . I expect the only way out for the useless politicians whether Cons or Labs is to devalue the pound . Will not affect them with their bullet proof salaries awarded for destroying the economy , nor their gold plated pensions.
Declaration date 22 Feb 2024 (Thu)
Ex-div date 11 Apr 2024 (Thu)
Pay date 21 May 2024 (Tue)
Cheers
January
Hi, Apologies if already been published but when do we get to find out what next years divi's are?
STP
The article I posted was from 2019 and the gold price was $1,279 per ounce. Todays gold price is $1,999 per ounce!
STP
.Worst deal in UK history..........20 years since Brown sold Britain’s gold!
The Backstory:
In 1999, Chancellor Gordon Brown sought to sell off 401 tonnes (56%) of the UK’s gold reserves. The logic was that gold wasn’t being used as a safe haven as much as it had been before, and that foreign currencies like the US Dollar and the imminent Euro would generate much better returns.
The price of gold in the late 1990s was roughly between $254 and $312 per ounce. A 20-year bear market - since the abandonment of the Gold Standard by President Nixon - had been pushing global prices down. Brown was worried that the price would continue to drop even further, so he sought to sell as soon as possible. At the same time, nearing the Millennium, the US Dollar was getting stronger under President Clinton’s administration, and stock markets were making steady gains as interest in tech stocks grew (into what would become the Dot Com Bubble of 2000/01).
The Sale:
Originally intended to be a secret, the planned sale was brought up in a question for the Treasury in the House of Commons on Friday May 7th. The confirmation of intention from the Treasury subsequently alerted the gold market, and the gold price fell by $10 per ounce. There was also the issue of auctions; 17 were planned, suggesting that the UK Treasury did not expect the price to improve any time soon and were thus looking to hedge their bets and make multiple sales to maximise the money made.
The total sale of the gold bullion sold was $3.5 billion, at $275 per ounce average sale value. It is somewhat ironic that Gordon Brown’s attempts to make as much money as possible from a staggered sale resulted in over $100 million less for the gold compared to when the sale hadn’t been announced, but it’s damning just how much more that gold would have been worth further down the line. Gold was $921 per ounce early in May 2009, which would put the gold sold at $11.8 billion in value - $8.3 billion more than Brown got. The 20-year price rise is worse still, with gold currently at $1,279 per ounce. This would make the gold bullion worth $16.4 billion - $12.9 billion more than was received in 1999.
https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-news/2019/may/07/worst-deal-uk-history-20-years-brown-sold-britains-gold/
Maybe they’ll give Angela Rayner a pardon then. What a world we live in now 🙄