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Philox

I recommend you open a HSBC bank account and their InvestDirect Plus share dealing account.

Inforthelongrun5

Dividend is 4.14p, not 4.4p

grahamsturman

You are absolutely correct. Thinkermite is talking complete rubbish.

Thinkermite

I've never heard such rubbish.
The price of the dividend is taken off the share price at open on the ex-dividend day. butb in a rising market like we have today the share price can be and is higher. Look at PSN today up 2%, Barratt up 2%. If it wasn't ex-dividend day today we would be up 5p.

Rawson

Yes !

ilikehousebuilde

This Dividend which is Ex-Dividend tomorrow is actually a Final Dividend for 2020.

Why did we get such a big drop yesterday ?

stt1

Thanks

When the customers bought the Leasehold houses wasn't it the job of that persons conveyancing solicitor to read through the T&C's ?
Also, I thought these customers were given the chance to buy the houses freehold at a slightly higher price.
I can view on Rightmove sold prices the houses sold on site near me several years ago and some were sold Leasehold and some Freehold at the same time.

smed

They send you cash by 2nd Class Post

Jerk

Trading Statement 9th Nov:
As previously stated, we expect to recommence ordinary dividend payments in 2021, starting with the payment of the 2020 final dividend. We will review the special dividend in 2021 for payment in 2022.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/TW./trading-statement-i7kkjm028w4ju12.html

Nomad1. Yes it is the 1st April

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/household-goods-and-home-construction/taylor-wimpey/dividends

Resumed Ordinary Dividend Policy to pay out c.7.5% of net assets, starting with a proposed 2020 final dividend of c.£151 million (4.14 pence per share), subject to shareholder approval

I work this out to be a Total Dividend 8.25p based on volume of shares and assets of 110p / share and a payout of 7.5%

4.14p Dividend

Deathfromfinance

I did the same thing. Sold a small amount of my shares last week at 430.5p and bought the same amount back today at 416p

Sheltie.
Dividend, it is the maximum they are allowed to pay.

• Board has recommended a final ordinary dividend of 0.57 pence per share, the maximum allowed under the regulator's guidelines

Thanks Stu

This article is a little confusing as it calls this 15 cents an interim. But as you say and I thought it is a final for 2020

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/23/hsbc-reports-fourth-quarter-full-year-2020-earnings.html

Is this 15 cents a final dividend for 2020 or an interim for 2021 ?

Divchaser

As you probably know the 1p Divi announceed from Barclays and 3p from Natwest are Final Dividends for 2020.
They will be ex-dividend on 25th Feb (Barclays) and 25th March for Natwest. These are not 2021 Dividends.
Are you suggesting that the the next Dividend for HSBC (Final for 2020, ex-divi March) will be 21 $.cents or are you suggesting that we might get 21 $.cents for all of 2021. In which case what do you think the Final for 2020 will be ?

secretdev950

But HSBC is not a UK focused Bank. The vast majority of their profits are not from UK business.
I think if this is a 2020 final Dividend I think it will be much more than 5p.