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I hear Icelandic banks are offering good interest rates ;-)

Honestly it's better the devil you know and still to solid UK Banks

Anyone who offers more than today's base rate of 4.5% I would also be very cautious IMHO

Wakey Wakey

I want my money back ;-)

Blimey

That was a well timed buy.

Just bought in here at 0.88p

I just feel Quilter shares at todays prices are a bargain IMHO

Fleccy,

No deposit flight just Money just moving from Bank to another Bank to get a better interest rate

No one holds cash under the mattress these days it's all online banking

I wish you well with your investments, like me you 90% stick to Solid FTSE dividend paying stocks

TheFarEnd

Fingers crossed the buy out goes over the line mate

Don't think I can take much more of this, Ron Martin cannot continue to drag the good name of Southend United through the gutter.

It's been a sad state of affairs to say the least IMHO

I agree, Vodafone not worth buying a for the 5% dividend

The Vodafone ship is sinking in debt

I also stick to companies that actually hold no debts and make good profit

Don't Vodafone have massive debt to finance?

Yeah, no-one told me that COVID was about to hit ...lol

Timing is everything here with shares , If Id waited another 30 to 50 days or I be a would be a million today

Imagine if I invested my pension pot £340,000 at 25p two month's later and not at 63p ..lol

We only can dream hey :-)

And we got around 7 Billion less shares on the market compared to 2018

As we know I bought big at 63p thanks to Boris roaring victory in December 2019, I was foolishly expecting the share price to easily move into the 70p plus range under the Conservatives/

I now been patently waiting 3 and half years , to return to the 60s , I hold on because the dividends are OK

So will carry on regardless waiting to breakeven or maybe bank some capital gain one day here ...lol

Correct

Clear all debts first

My watch list BTW for this summer are

PANR 13p or lower

QLT 70p or lower

TUI 450p or lower

Lloyds 43p or lower

''Total Voting Rights now lower than 2010 level''

Excellent news IMHO

Banging out this unloved shares

And All going pop in the night :-)

Carry on regardless Charlie Boy :-)

In early June

Staff who signed up the 3 year option was during covid times in 2020 and they probably got their option to buy below 30p so expect more downward pressure over the next couple of weeks here sadly as many staff don't want to be shareholders and just flip them.

Not so good for Lloyd's staff who have the 5 years sharesaves maturing next month as in 2018 the share price was around 63p with still taking in the 20% discount they be still in the red , so they probably ask for the money back and not take the shares option.

Good Question

I assume they get deleted straight away

Share price today is now 8% below the average buy back amount

Blimey top time is approaching early this year

a up tick from me here.

totally how i feel , it does feel like any excuse to hammer the lloyd's share price by the market these day's

but on a positive note it's a good time to have buyback program in operation.

buying back billions of unloved banking shares warms my ****les

below 43p and probably start re-investing my dividend money

So happy I never gamble on AIM shares since 2009

Happy days

Lloyd's Banking Group shares are giving me happiness

Has loads of surplus cash

Hence almost every UK Bank are buying back their shares prices while we cheap as chips :-)