Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
If you are only invested 3 years, you are a newbie!
Soon!
Another musical interlude
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW-0kbIcf1E
Nice legs!
Race to the top, lovely jubbly!
What exactly is shocking?
How many posts would that be he is making per day then? The likes on posts here are nonsense!
'73, glad to see you follow up on that!
My remark related to those who are working.
However, as you mention those single parents, who are on benefit.
Most probably they are better off on benefit a lot of the time if the only option was a low paid job.
No way they could afford childcare when they are off working. Only option would be for relatives to take care of the kids.
I am quite sure there are many folks who are quite happy to remain long term on benefits, they get paid to do nothing and all their time is their own.
Really expensive to have kids these days!
In most cases you now need both parents working.
Not sure how a single parent can even survive financially these days.
Britain's biggest train factory says it will close with the firm's French owner blaming HS2 woes and having 'no meaningful workload' as 1,300 people lose their jobs.
https://www.msn.com/en-ie/money/other/end-of-the-line-for-britain-s-biggest-train-factory-as-it-says-it-will-close-with-the-loss-of-1-300-jobs-with-french-owner-blaming-hs2-woes-and-having-no-meaningful-workload/ar-BB1kXaQG?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=081dcdf6c7fd449e9742feb4b3a0b7e1&ei=14
Really terrible news!
Https://www.fool.co.uk/2024/04/02/yielding-6-1-could-lloyds-shares-be-a-great-buy-for-my-isa-in-2024/
Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) shares sport an attractive dividend yield right now.
But we know that already, which is why we are invested here...!
With such a huge majority they will be in for a while!
I wonder will this be 8 or 12 years?
So from 2024 to 2032 or 2036?
LTI, you should listen to John!
You might learn something!
Fleecy, I'll be going for The British Workers Party myself.
They too will upset the apple cart.
The problem with Reform UK is you just get the same failed policies, with a bit of rebranding thrown in.
@hooky. it would be cumulative
@MV, I get your observation about Labour reversing the tory decisions they disagree with, when labour gets into power. So how would that work. Tories privatise, go on a spending spree, Labour get into power and introduce austerity or further borrowing to fund the buyback of privatised industries. Which privatised industries would you start with? Do you really have any idea of how much it would cost to buy back all the privatised industries??? A bit of a non starter really.
One further note here on Thames water, this is a 'teaser'! So, all the other privatised water authorities will be taking notes and now realise they can pull of the same stunt, so everyone across the country can l@@k forward to a 40% price rise in their bills.
Gjohndirect73, you have questioned the data presented by hardup.
Hardup has also responded to your comments, so it would be great if you could just elaborate on why the data he has presented is incorrect, otherwise we take the date presented by hardup, as correct.
Tut tut, hard up, did you not study the three Rs, back in the day, when you were schooled?
Amazying sp did not dip its toe below that very special number 50, this week.
Very encouraging!!!
A very special thank you to the tories for this!
Https://www.fool.co.uk/2024/03/28/3-things-that-could-push-the-lloyds-share-price-to-60p-and-beyond/
Happy days!