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The Board of Shell has just announced that the GBP Sterling equivalent dividend payment for Q3 (US$ 0.1665) has been set at 12.48 pence per B Share.
This will be paid out to qualifying shareholders on 16th December.
The September Q2 divi (US $0.16) was paid out at 12.09 pence per qualifying B share.
The RDSB divi payment of USD $0.16 (16 US cents) divi per share on 21st September to eligible shareholders will be paid out at the sterling amount of GBP £0.1209 (12.09 pence) per share.
The previous 16 cents divi payment in June 2020 was paid out at 12.68 pence per RDSB share.
Argh. Mea culpa! Dutuch time is one hour AHEAD of BST.
Dutch time is one hour behind British Summer Time
I've just heard Martin Lewis speaking about this on his regular Monday finance slot on BBC Radio 5 Live. He says that the feedback from the MSE survey paricipants is that they'll remember the travel companies which did the right thing by them...and they won't forget those which they feel treated them unfairly. Jet2 are rightly in the "saints" category.
As Millionaire says, Jet2 has been good at refunding passengers. I booked a package to the Balaerics with Jet2 Holidays in February with a 4th April UK departure date. The holiday was cancelled by Jet2 Holidays in late March. I was offered the options of deferring the holiday, booking a new holiday at a later date or taking a credit voucher. I declined those options and emailed operations to ask for a refund instead. Jet2 Holidays emailed back and processed the refund onto my original payment card very promptly.
BP results are out. The BP divi is maintained at US$0.105.
Divi is also in with XO (Jarvis).
Yesterday (9 March 2020) Shell announced that the GBP sterling equivalent for the forthcoming Q4 divi (US$ 0.47) has been set at 36.4p per share. This will be paid out to eligible shareholders on 23rd March 2020.
Shell has announced that the Q2 US $0.47 divi GBP sterling equivalent payment has been set at 38.01 pence per RDSB share. The Q1 divi was paid out in June at 36.97 pence per RDSB share.
The dividend GBP sterling equivalent will be announced on Monday 9th September: https://www.shell.com/investors/dividend-information/historical-dividend-payments/second-quarter-2019-interim-dividend.html
In my experience, XO is a very reliable plain vanilla online trading platform. I use XO for my ISAs and my trading account. £5.95 per trade plus stamp duty if applicable. There are no other fees or charges.
I have used Jarvis XO for my ISAs since 2013. I transferred in my previous ISAs with HL, Halifax and with Alliance. Jarvis XO charges £5.95 per trade and there no ISA fees of any kind whatsoever. Absolutely no issues with them in my experience.
XD today. GBP Sterling equivalent for the US$0.47 divi will be announced on 11 June. Payday 24 June.
Shell has announced the sterling equivalent for the RDSB Q4 2018 dividend announced on 31st January 2019.
The US$0.47 dividend per RDSB share will be paid at the rate of 35.94 pence per share on 25th March 2019 "...to those shareholders whose names were on the Register of Members on 15th February 2019".
Q3 US$0.47 divi (paid Dec 2018) was paid out at 36.77 pence per RDSB share.
Q2 US$0.47 divi (paid Sept 2018) was 36.5p
Q1 US$0.47 divi (paid June 2018) was 35.18p
Such notes are normally intended for a brokerage house's own corporate and institutional clients but they appear within the public domain very quickly (I did a placement with what was then Morgan Grenfell Deutsche Bank many years ago). Today's Daily Telegraph carries an article about the reliability of analysts' ratings which begins, "The stocks professional analysts recommend you should buy perform worse than the stocks they say you should sell, new research has found"!