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The first years payments are paid by the treasury to the banks for these loans.

NWG fell the most so should recover quickest but I agree all banks are going to have a great 2021.

Steady as she goes.

Psk, they did it with Lloyd’s in their hour of need.

I wouldn’t discount NWG. It has outperformed both Lloyd’s & Barclays since the recent lows.

Oligarch, This came from today’s Q2 figures.

costs of mix change (£95 million), COVID-19 (£85 million), voluntary redundancy (£147 million) and international conveyance (£32 million); These are the one of costs.

£3 would be nice tomorrow.

19th November

We will see in a few weeks how good or bad all these extra parcels are doing to RM finances.

Christmas is going to be very busy for posties

A new revenue stream to protect postman’s jobs. It’s a great plan.

Digital clocking in, is not taking anything away from you. What would you want for a change which brings you up to date with technology? Or is this more to do with the years of abuse of the current system?

Next week, 31st July Q2.

The loans pay interest from day 1, Government pays interest to the banks in the first 12 months.

Rns showing governments holding reducing?

V shape recovery on the way with a longer right line.

the government pays the interest in the first year. Below is from Gov guidance.
As part of the scheme, small businesses can borrow between £2,000 and £50,000. The government will provide lenders with a 100% guarantee and cover the cost of any fees and interest for the borrower for the first 12 months.

Working from home will reduce costs incurred by that person, allowing them to have excess cash to spend on goods and services, helping the economy to grow where it is needed.

Ok, no problem.