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As yet as you say SUFCESSEX I have seen nothing with regards an official statement from António Horta-Osório or anyone else, if they aren't going to pay a dividend then at least make your shareholders aware officially.

You have to smile every forum has at least one troll :-((.

I don't eccles04 hence me asking longtimeinvestor he usually thanks Lloyds for buying, just asking the question ?.

longtimeinvestor
Why aren't Lloyd's filling their boots with bye backs at this ridiculous price ?.

Shame you didn't bye them on Monday when they were around 5% cheaper filipmijatov, I wish I'd have bought in at 42p instead of 65p , hopefully once this virus is out of the way we will see a steady climb back above 65p :-)).

Ditto borrowed the wife's washing up gloves to open it at arms length, then I gave her them back so she could finish washing up.

So if after years customers decided they did not want it who made the decision they could challenge whether the offer of PPI was made in their best interests rather than making it out to people PPI had to be taken as part of the bank lending.
I honestly believe if the banks had taken some of the claims on in the courts and won many, they could prove it was offered separately to the loan in the best interests of the customer taking out the loan, IMO that in itself would have curtailed the tens of thousands that were submitted once bank did not challenge the claims.
As you say we'l not agree on this subject and also footballs just starting, I'll say my good nights.

Yes BoomerBower deadly serious, the banks f****d up there was a chance for people who were sold PPI incorrectly to get compensation, unfortunately as I posted our CEO said Lloyds would not contest the claims and you wonder why people made claims.
As a country people were going through a period of austerity the likes of which many have never seen before and you call them for chancing their arm, I'll repeat the banks got it wrong and it was unlawful what they were doing, we purchase shares in the likes of Lloyd's because we expect banks to be above the law, in this case they and others weren't and we the share holders have had to take some serious pain, maybe your comments should be aimed at the greedy bankers.

longtimeinvestor, lets be fair if the banks hadn't offered PPI knowing there may befuture consequences then don't blame people for putting a in claims.
The banks were quite aware of what they were doing selling something to people wanting a loan/mortgage etc and not being honest about it, maybe if in the case of Lloyds our CEO had not gone down the road of not contesting any claim there may not have been as many claimants.

Greece should have gone when the EU put those achievable conditions to them.

I accept it's not a lot but this doesn't help.
https://news.sky.com/story/lloyds-to-write-off-hbos-reading-fraud-debts-11915722

Don't worry about Trump he just gave them a warning of what will come if they continue to pretend they aren't trying to make a nuclear weapon, if the Israels see they are getting anywhere near producing something they openly boast about " wiping Israel of the face of the earth" a drone attack will be the least of there worries.

Didn't Mark Carney back both David & George up with their scare mongering just before the referendum, then back tracked when he realised it was not happening.

Agree longtimeinvestor this guy could trigger the no deal with his stance on EU citiszens, there is a procedure in place for people who see their longer term future in the UK.

Maybe this didn't help, https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-banks/rbs-lloyds-shares-fall-after-bank-of-england-stress-tests-idUKKBN1YL0U0

Believe me when Cameron offered the country a referendum I did not hear one of my family or circle of friends say they would vote remain, my son in law comes from Pontefract/Featherstone area where the vast amount voted leave.
Very few Labour MPs supported their constitutes voters, and in my case my MP replied to my Email by saying she could not support a deal that would lose some of her constituents jobs and make all poorer, even though we voted 54.2% to leave.
Needless to say my reply was that my vote would not be cast for her, unfortunately we could not overturn a 7,000 majority although it didn't help when the leave vote was split as both the Tories and Brexit part y stood in our constituency, slit vote sadly.

Boris won Northern based Labour voters over who would never have voted for any other party before (believe me I'm one on them) people say can he be trusted, I asked that very question before I cast my vote.
As a Labour Leave voter I had to decide who would deliver on that very important Referendum vote, it was never in doubt, a Corbyn win and he would have negotiated a deal so watered down most wouldn't think we were leaving, and to also say he was Brexit neutral when the General Election was all about Brexit was a stupid comment to make.
Will Boris deliver? as a past Labour supporter I wouldn't have trusted any Tory but I actually do believe he will deliver and give the North a better deal, if not he may find himself out of a job as the buck stops at No 10

thomas65
You say 55.3 if boris,gets his overal majority.
How do you come to that conclusion, surely if Corbyn were to win the banks would suffer, after all the Labour party are the ones threatening a windfall tax on the financial institutions ?.

https://www.mortgagereclaim.com/

Is this the next PPI or a scam ?.

And down we go again, good news or bad news :-)).