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SS
And?
If you want the job, try for it.

NG
So the salaries of footballers come out of thin air?
One way or another a contribution will come from post tax salaries of many.

NG
Not worth you posting if that is the level of your thinking.

There are over 5.5 million people working in the UK's public sector of which 650 are made up from the UK's members of parliament.

MV
''Boris asks MPs to show restraint in their pay increase, this coming April.''

??
It is the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority that sets the salary - I think they cancelled last years rise due to the ongoing pandemic.
The rise is normally based on the average public sector salary increases.
The IPSA will obviously decide on any rise before it would be due to come into effect in April.

An MP's yearly salary is a little over a days salary of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Until it happens, that is what it is - ONLY a forecast.

On a much shorter time horizon of just over 3 week - A UK base rate rise is a toss of a coin.

past
''whether Lloyds will reward loyal shareholders ''

They will reward anyone who is a shareholder at XD, including if they hold, those purchasing a month ago at 44.35p

so do I when made at attractive prices.
For me at the current price levels a buyback is a good way to make a return to shareholders, especially if you are a higher rate tax payer.

''So why do you think they made the at pace comment....''

It can only mean that they will spend the buyback money as quickly as possible
within the rules of only being allowed to purchase up to 25% of average daily volume over the previous period of a month.

turn
Very well worked out that with RPI at over 7% (only 5% pension increase for me)
that it is not the conditions that a rate cut would be on the cards

B
I don't need to see anyone's trades , just a post would suffice if you are so inclined.

B
''or for that matter any other long term investor''

I have been invested in Lloyds/Halifax/Hbos for about 25 years

briall
I am certain that 100% of Lloyds investors on this board would be happy for you to be able to sell at a minimum 70p

briall
I thought you had previously stated your average price.
It would be good to know, so that the board can get excited for you, otherwise it is hardly worth saying that you will sell when reaching an unknown level.

Lloyds now heading towards a 20% price increase in less that a month.

I cannot understand why A1 (and others) were specifically waiting for a 44p price (gap) to purchase more when 44.35p was available to secure a purchase.

Has been a good 4 days to kick off 2022 for Lloyds investors - got next month to look forward to.

Much
Not sure that anyone has just jumped ship on here today, although some said they were going to do so if the price exceeded 50p.

As for Briall - does anyone still know when he is jumping ship.

Falk
''it may not be suitable for others.''

Correct - I would prefer to buy at less than a sale 12 mins previous rather than at a higher price - I think most people would prefer this.

V
My sale earlier was less than 1% of mine.
The market will determine the timing of a 55p price level.
Banks are now in the spotlight with good returns to shareholders on the horizon

Average on my remaining shares now 21.24p

Falk
''I JUST SOLD @ 52.77p....''

12 mins later
''Buying back now....£500 per point @ 52.89p.''

What is all that about?