Sherbur You might in theory reduce the amount but the value will be exactly the same initially ie 10@ 10p or 1@ £1 trouble is that £1 share's worth soon becomes worth pennies again. Seen it plenty of times before, believe me consolidation doesn't do share holders any good.
Although a firm believer in brexit, not a great lover of Michael Gove. You need eyes in the back of your head, he would stab you in the back as soon as look at you. imo
There is only one winner of the coveted and hotly contested prize of Hypocrite of the Week. That is the Bank of England’s Mark Carney lecturing the PM about currency strength. At every turn since he took over as governor in 2011 he has undermined sterling. Despite repeated forward guidance promising one thing, he has repeatedly done another and trapped the UK in a low-interest-rate mire. Dominic Frisby, MoneyWeek
Tricky Take a snorkel with you if you like but i personally don't think You will need it, if you do it won't be be for very long. This company has a lot going for it.
LordSussex Your lordship, I believe lloyds have'nt a very large exposure to EU, so in a good position to weather a no deal brexit should it come. About 3% exposure to EU mainly Germany, France and Belgium.
Managed to get two 4Kw solar systems Feb 2012 then 43.3p index linked feed in tariff, now 52.2p. Well paid for now and with 18 years left definitely one of the best investments I've made. Gov should bring back some decent tariffs as an incentive for us brits instead of wasting our money on the likes of Hinkley Point white elephants to line the pockets of foreign countries.