Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Caipi65 - who's your broker? Most pay to the client on particular dates. HL, for example, pay income around the 10th of the month, either into account, to invest in more shares or direct to the client's bank (according to clients' choice).
Boyo, the 27% rise was in response to news issuing from Ocado itself and was thus reasonable. Yesterday's 20% fall was in response to a rating and target price from an organisation to whose name most reacted with "Who?" and was, therefore, irrational.
Yes, anything going into your ISA is free from tax, be it dividend income, capital gain from stock sales, etc. The dividend issuer, though, should not be taxing it as everyone's tax circumstances are different.
Well, quite. But this is a chat board and not everything has to be an in-depth analysis. Sometimes people want to bemoan or laud their failures or successes - God knows I've done enough of the former! I like to hear that they're human and experience the same rollercoasters we all do.
Thanks.
"That's a bit meaningless imo, assuming you mean it's more than double (not less than half)."
Really? It just means he paid more than £14. I too paid around £12.70, so I'm a bit encouraged to see some stabilisation and a slow movement in the right direction.
Exactly my feeling too, Sheriff. The silence is painful and I've completely lost faith in Walwyn & Ltd Co. When Project Kuiper was announced I asked how they thought it would/could impact BBB's operations and future plans. Silence.
Yep. My car insurance renewal quote in June was up c.20% on last year (LV=). I spoke to them and they offered to reduce it to about a 15% increase as an "over-the-phone" renewal. I said I still felt I'd have look around elsewhere first due to that rate of increase. When I got other quotes they were all above the original quote from LV=. I phoned them back to renew with them, the guy asked me if there were any changes from last year, I said there was one (minor change) and I ended up paying just over 12% more than last year. It's a hassle, but I guess if we have to be careful it's worth it.