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Near on £30bn on social housing... Let me rephrase that. Near as damn it £30bn of PI's money on social housing that could of been used to fund a £5bn buyback and double the divis.
IS ANYBODY READING THIS NONSENSE??
"£29 billion2 of sustainable financing and significant commitments for social housing"
IS ANYONE READING THIS NONSENSE????
"Our strategy is purpose-driven. Building a more sustainable and inclusive future is central to this, including our commitment to supporting the environmental transition, social housing and broader purpose-aligned objectives. "
More money to HMG policy then. FFS we are doomed because as soon as lloy pump a load into the bubble you can bet HMG or "unforseen" circumstance will collapsed it leaving the share holder footing the bill for social housing...
Sorry about the spell check. I'm working paying taxes and seeing my retirement investment here go straight down the $4!Ter as I have done for the last near on 20 years. All the whole BOD getting fatter.
IS ANYONE READING THIS NONSENSE????
"Our strategy is purpose-driven. Building a more sustainable and inclusive future is central to this, including our commitment to supporting the environmental transition, social housing and broader purpose-aligned objectives. "
More money to HMG policy then. FFS we are doomed because as soon as lloy out a load into the bubble you can bet HMG who collapsed it leaving the share holder footing the bill for social housing...
The guys been with us 9 years and look how the BOD pay themselves on the back. WTF has been achieved in the 9yrs You've been here as a PI?
Sir Robin Budenberg, Group Chair, said "We will miss the enormous contribution Alan has made to the Group over many years including long-term roles on all our committees and spells as Chair of the Risk and Remuneration Committees. BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH .... HERES A PAYOUT NEXT PERSON PLEASE FOR A BONUS AND LITTLE SIDE ORDER OF INVESTORS £.....
Here's me thinking a bottomless pit didn't exist, until the BODs crafty dealings here got me by the b0110x5.
They don't care about the number. M the excess will disappear as it did with ppi and COVID diving holdback. BOD are robbing us blind in favour of pumping billions into HMG's broke coffers. This is only going to get worse with a labour government. 38p past ex div
Which will eventually go into excess and suddenly disappear with the change of management.
2.2p
2bn buyback
And just to mix up the dialogues her even more, my point about wheat not containing gluten before it was modified and allowed in practice also helped me in my decision about not trusting HMG and not following there science. Phew was I lucky. (Silver linings and all that)
My son has Crohn's disease. He was diagnosed at 14. It disrupted his last two years of GCSES and subsequently his options were limited when he left school. He is doing great now and where as his treatment was 6 weekly for 2 years it has now been reduced to flare ups which touch wood has been once in last 3 years. Be glad they caught it early and I'm sure her later school years will be much better than present ones. Having twins who have both been diagnosed with celiacs disease too at an early age was also a challenge but as a family we adapted. The only gluten we have in our house is bread. I say this because I think it also helped with my older boys flare ups. We all have reduced our gluten in take massively as a family. Coincidence possibly but it got me to thinking. Wheat only contained gluten after farmers decided to modify crops for profits. As they did with butter to margarine. At what point should profits not be considered within business and who's regulating modern day versions of these decisions?
Anyhow went off on a tangent. I guess all I am saying is that it's light at the end of the tunnel and a silver lining to your cloud that hand over you at the moment Brixton.
Atb to you and your family from me and mine.
... And the excess ppi money
2.2p no less
Pay growth out pacing rising prices.
Never have I ever read a bigger load of twaddle. People are struggling to eat and heat while business is struggling to keep it's profit margins.
Can't blame them. Bankers are fleecing the public and it's PI's. Politicians are making a mint. May as well join them if you can't beat them. Anyone who thinks inflation is done best think again. They will blame the wage demands but really it's the grab on profits or reluctance if business taking a hit for once that is going to push interest rates through the roof.
Of course the BOE will not cut rates. The bill has finally landed on through the letter box. Red notice until we get a small reprieve with a give away before election then back to it once the reds take over saying what a state the Tories have left the country in all the while they sang from the same hymn sheet. Everything taxed to the hilt and mass immigration the WEF project continues,
Does anybody believe that this magically small 0.3 number is not going to grow?
Small recession .... Now that's a phrase that will be carried forward whilst we are paying the bills for convid and the first European war since for ever.... Politicians and the likes that got us here will remain unaccountable as usual as they mask the errors with main stream media influencers.
Agreed.... Orchestrated Theatre. Why would anyone bother to get out of bed to vote for any of the cast.
My fear is that we now have 100s of thousands (and growing) of capitalist screaming out for communist Russia side of the argument since that interview. The WEF did say ” you will own nothing and be happy" with Putin also saying "The capitalist will sell us the rope that hangs them" makes me think that this is the last act of the play and the plan is complete. I think those at the top are all p1551ng in the same pot despite their theatrics on the "world stage".
By my calculations. If the excess ppi money and the held back divis from COVID era are returned, as well as the capital requirements of the FCA to "improve buffers". Then the private investor stands to collect a Divi of around 6.8p with 2bn buyback program continued.
However the LTI in me says 2bn buyback continues but nothing due is returned to the PI. Also 1bn set aside for car finance scandal every year for the next 5 years. That 5bn will end up in excess and along with the rest of the dues to the PI will disappear in a management change over never too be seen again.
The SP will grow to a dizzy height of 47p leading up to ex div date and plummet nearly a week later. So predictable. 0.9p div.
GLA
"Futures digital" until you get a power outage.