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Brixton

Tony Bennet, very good!

Check this one out from Robert Palmer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcATvu5f9vE

Lti

I appreciate you have learning difficulties, but why not just say after 2 working days, that is a specific answer. ASAP is not specific answer, it is ambiguous.

Same old same old from you lti. Every time you are wrong you twist and manipulate the narrative but all you do is dig yourself deeper into the hole. Very embarrassing for you yet again.

Lti

So you are saying Lloyds Investor Relations are wrong? PMSL!

There you go again! Never wrong even when you are wrong ffs! Just remember, I taught you everything you know.........but I didn't teach you everything I know! 😉 You div!

Lti

It is 2 working days after purchase.

Just pure coincidence but I actually emailed Lloyds Investor Relations yesterday and asked the same question.

"Good afternoon xxxxx,

Can you tell me when the shares that are bought back during the buyback are actually cancelled? Are they cancelled every day on the day of purchase? Or cancelled weekly, monthly, or not until completion of the buyback?

Regards,

xxxxx."

the reply was

"Afternoon xxxxx,

They are cancelled two working days after they are purchased.

Many thanks,

xxxxx"

Lti

"no timeframe"

Incorrect. They are cancelled 2 working days after they are purchased.

Lti

"shares are being cancelled asap."

Very ambiguous...is there not a specified time frame for the shares being cancelled?

Barclays and Natwest Group both had massive UT down as sells today as well?

After 65 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date....................................................2,385,120,151

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £1,132,864,170

Average price paid to date.........................................47.497p

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed...........56.64%

Massive UT at 16:35! 242,108,454 shares down as a sell for a cost of £107M! hmmmmmmmm!

Chid

"but, meanwhile, in the REAL world, we are getting in our hands a div HALF that of inflation"

The way this should be viewed is that the dividend is your annual salary. So lets take last year, inflation was around 11%, but our salary went up by 20%. So we can actually buy more with our salary as our salary increase has been inflation plus 9%.

Fleccy

Correct.

After 64 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date....................................................2,314,092,131

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £1,101,064,511.36

Average price paid to date.........................................47.581p

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed...........55.05%

Gazzleberry,

Certain AIM Shares held in an ISA MAY qualify for Business Property Relief. This means that after being held for two years, the value of any qualifying AIM shares in your ISA will be excluded from your inheritance tax calculation. You must have held these shares for at least two years and still be holding them on your death for them to qualify for exemption. I have never heard of this before. There is also no guarantee that an individual company will continue to be eligible for business property relief. HMRC decides which companies qualify for BPR and they may change their eligibility rules or could scrap the relief altogether.

https://www.ii.co.uk/ii-accounts/isa/aim-shares#

Kiwitwo

Aim shares are taxed as any other share on dividends and capital growth if not held in an ISA, although there is no stamp duty payable when buying AIM shares.

Seems positive news over the weekend that a deal has been agreed in principle between House Republican leaders and the White House to secure a new debt ceiling deal. DOW and FTSE futures are all currently up on the news so hopefully we see a bounce for FTSE and Lloyds when markets open again on Tuesday.

Carltit control?

1 word, euthanasia.

67Sam

I thought equity release was no repayments but interest accumulates and is compounded and then repaid with capital borrowed on sale of the house after you die. Anything left after that goes to your heir(s).

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Not to post after drinky poohs means when you have finished drinking and gone home. So that does not apply if you're still in spoons.

A1

"wonder if the market will allow us to reinvest sub 46p - Gap Watch would suggest low 46p is very likely "

You had all day on Friday to reinvest sub 46p? I did at 45.96p but jumped in to early.....lol, day low was 45.3p.