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Doh!
Rolling 12 months is exactly 4% at today's price.
If your average is GBP 73 like mine, it's exactly 5%.
This is excellent for aa growth company. Still a buy up to GBP 100 I reckon.
In the words of The Fast Show, "niiiiiiiiiice!!"
I raised the same question on 29th October (see below) and consensus seems to be about half of this year's so around 7%.
My DEC holding is with XO so I have written to them asking what % they will deducat.
Can someone clarify the withholding tax status OUTSIDE an ISA please.
If a W-8BEN form has been signed, is the withholding tax reduced to 15%? Thanks.
Indeed you have.
The 51.32p needed to break even here does not include the GBP 2,000 lost on RMP prior to the swithch or the GBP 25,000 lost on RRL with Pete "The Pirate" Landau, RMP's somewhat delinquent cousin. Saw my initial GBP 8K on RRL rise to GBP 100k and, well, you know what happened next......................
GPRD 30p to break even?? Pah - 51.32p is where the gold lies!!
Many thanks Jatw.
I hold MNG, JUP and ABDN, all are in the Asset Managers & Custodians industry sub-sector.
Over the last 12 months MNG has basically done nothing whilst JUP and ABDN dropped 45-60% Jan-Oct 2022 but have risen dramatically over the last couple of months and around 50% in the last month.
Can somebody explain this performance disparity. I'm looking to trim this sector as overweight, but I am not informed enough. Thanks in advance.
https://dividenddata.co.uk/ex-dividend-date-search.py?searchTerm=IMB
50% of "pre-performance fee earnings". Anybody any idea what this amounts to?
..........and up 6% yesterday and down 9% today. Can anybody explain why this share is fluctuating so much? Besides the obvious TrussTeng stuff.
Seriously no idea. Takeover? UK companies dirt cheap right now for the yanks.
Good to see the GBP 150 spent by Matthew Cresswell has sent us 7.5% up. Can you do this every day please Matt?
dividendmax.com have predicted 50p
dec 2020 was 48p. dec 2021 was 48.48p. no announcement yet on dec 2022 but it will be similar i expect.
Crossly - I didn't YoungEngineer wasn't pretty accurate. I am making sure people understand that they know the difference between doubling (or trebling) interest rates and how those effects mortgage repayments.
www.mortgagecalculator.co.uk
Just some facts. (Based on average UK house price of GBP 300,00 with GBP 250,000 mortgage at 2.5%)
If you have a 250,000 mortgage over 25 years at 2.5% the repayments are GBP 1121.54.
If the interest rate doubles to 5% payments go to GBP 1461.48.
Do people not understand this? Doubling of interest repayment rates does not double the mortgage repayment amounts.
For a mortgage repayment to "double overnight" a rate of 2.5% would have to increase to 10%.
Rant over.
You do realise they do this every month?