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Gjohndirect73......"By the way, using your figures on the 3rd April, if you times your average price by the number of shares you will find there is a difference of £112,704, but whats "£112,704 amongst friends?"

You need to go back to school for some maths revision.

Multiply average share price 49.0131p by number of shares 585,787,678 gives £287,112,700.405818, which is a difference of £4.514182. But whats £4.514182 between friends? FECK ALL!

But my average figure 49.0131 is rounded up to 4 decimal figures by my spreadsheet......the actual raw figure is 49.013100770617438627652389779356. If you multiply that by the number of shares 585,787,678 you get £287,112,704.92 which is the figure in my update.

Run along now and don't waste my time any more.

How you getting on with the short Falky, is it still open?

"Some easy listening"

Absolutely shocking! When you think STP could not go any lower he stoops to new lows on an almost daily basis!

Gjohndirect73

You are talking nonsense. Why would I want to revisit my figures when I have already stated I do not give a figure for average daily trades. I am not interested in that. I do count every trading day even if no shares were purchased because it is still a trading day when shares could have been purchased, even if none were purchased because the parameters of the algo prohibited any purchase of shares on that day.

After 27 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date....................................................585,787,678

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £287,112,704.92

Average price paid to date..........................................49.0131

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............14.36%

And for SUFC

The cancelled shares to date will save £10,778,493.28 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April.

"Anyone have any idea why lloyds not keeping up today ?"

Because it's Lloyds! 😇

"Not sure how a single parent can even survive financially these days."

Those who have never been married and are not working and on benefits having chose that as a lifestyle seem to do OK.

Hoping share price will get a rise 6th to 10th April inclusive when new ISA year starts and income investors wanting the Lloyds dividend will invest before ex-dividend date.

"Following your slightly inaccurate info , now you got a stropey on again."

My info was not "slightly inaccurate". You should read others posts before jumping in feet first. And it is you who is getting a stropey on as evidenced by your last post.

Bertram

"Moving my holdings into a share ISA but again the Gov collect duty on purchase."

Stamp duty is 0.5% which is a one off. So if you invest your full ISA allowance of £20,000 you pay £100 stamp duty. The tax you will save every year thereafter on dividends though will be far greater than this so it is worth paying that small amount of stamp duty.

"Nat West & Ulster Banks same Banking Licence. "

Where did you pluck Nat West and Ulster Bank from? 12Roses has not said he/she has accounts with either. 12Roses has already said that each of the accounts he/she has have separate banking licenses so I read that as he/she has already established that he/she will be covered for each account by the FSCS.

"If 2 entirely different Banks hold the same Licence only one £85k is payable,"

12Roses has already stated that each bank has a different banking license.

12Roses........Yes if different banks entirely you should be covered by each one up to £85k by FSCS.

"why do you need four different easy access accounts?"

Split up money max £85k in each account so all is be covered by FSCS?

After 26 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date....................................................564,760,174

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £276,146,062.54

Average price paid to date..........................................48.8962

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............13.81%

And for SUFC

The cancelled shares to date will save £10,391,587.20 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April.

"But we know that already, which is why we are invested here...!"

Yeah right!!!!!!! 🤥🤥🤥🤥

CaptainS.....What about switching to Natwest if you do decide to switch? At current share price Barclays dividend yield is 4.36%. At current share price Natwest dividend yield is 6.4%.

@johndean......I missed your post!

I see the MSM are banging the drum again today about car finance! FFS!!!

"Millions of claims could be lodged by UK drivers who may have overpaid on their car finance, as the emerging issue has the potential to be ‘on par’ with the PPI scandal, a consumer compensation expert has said."

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/uk-car-finance-firms-face-headache-of-potential-compensation-claims-c5nkzvqngka6bo0.html

Seany......you can find the same article here....

https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/1174044-european-bank-shares-hit-six-year-high-on-surging-profits-and-returns