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Lr

''it's not balanced like it used to be on the affordability scale.''

that is because of over a decade of near free money, with in addition various government schemes for first time buyers adding to property asset value inflation and of course not forgetting the BIGGEST reason for inflated values, many millions of people flooding into the country.

Sc

''unaffordable mortgage payments''

mortgage rates are not high - just no longer near free money.

Reform says that no stamp duty should be payable on first £750,000 of a house purchase.

I have said for years that stamp duty payable just for moving from A to B is a disgraceful tax - there should be ZERO tax on a property purchase.

W15

''Same as every shareholder in every share.''

but DCB is not a shareholder - he has issues

''NO inheritance tax''

NO inheritance tax up to £2 million

''thinks the BoE should not pay any interest to the Banks for holding their money.''

in that case, more money would be invested elsewhere and extra interest would be payable from bank customers .

Contract

https://www.ft.com/content/4f4b2e8b-611f-4e2a-ae48-6270ef1fcd17

Propose no tax on first £20,000 of earnings

NO inheritance tax

Good to see the recent strength holding up - still way below pre pandemic levels of over £10 - sitting back to see where the market takes the valuation in the future -a good income return in any case.

Should be on the cards

BT up again on continued bargain hunting

Some Lloyds share holders continue to sell out very cheaply

Sh

''looks like they are factoring in a 25bp cut in the June 20th BOE meeting''

It would be a big surprise for a base rate cut next week

Fakey

''Shorting Lloyds...''

how many more times - you are a complete FAKE - PROVEN

Bb

thanks - every little helps

Mark

''when these are going back to the £8+ range''

The market will decide that, as it does everyday with the valuation of Paypoint - I am afraid that your statement is pointless as it is not stating a fact, but is written as if a fact..

Mark

''Clearly not a longtimeinvestor''

Almost certainly will be longer than you - do you not know the meaning of 'some'?

Mark

''Clearly not a longtimeinvestor''

May well be longer than youmos

Paypoint surging on good results and announcement of 3 years of buybacks

BT - good rise on news of a new stakeholder getting in on the cheap

MS continuing to snap up some bargain Lloyds shares from those willing to give up double digit total yearly returns

El

''Under Labour the National Grid is going to benefit.''

NO - National Grid /shareholders will benefit from the investments that they will be making over the next 5 years - NOTHING to do with a government

Some shares that were bought at £4

But a big cost to taxpayers setting up a nationalised company. Not needed - there is already a long queue of green energy generators waiting to plug into an expanded grid that National Grid will be rolling out

If rights lapsed then you should soon receive money from the selling on of the rights to other investors.