Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[bis5] 19/5/2022 18:36

iWeb now paid both

[cjac39] 19/5/2022 18:33

1rob - ive been bit tied with other things did u go through trading update? headlines looked good to me?

[spcecks] 19/5/2022 18:12

tornado12 I’m also with Halifax my consolidation monies are in my share account and isa account ….but no dividend in my isa yet just my share account.

[coxsmn] 19/5/2022 17:50

19-May-22 Deutsche buy PT 520p

[tornado12] 19/5/2022 17:31

I’m in Halifax, divi is in but consolidation monies not. Only creates confusion how these different platforms operate . Got to wait and pray it arrives … intend to reinvest here to reach similar shares as before.

[bis5] 19/5/2022 16:34

Still waiting for anything from iWeb but always slow

[ayl30] 19/5/2022 16:33

Try reading the details of the move, because you now have less shares as a result of consolidation. Should you be invested here is you can't be bothered to understand what's happening?

[tygarreg] 19/5/2022 16:29

I have had my pound per share credited to my account but why hasn't the share price dropped as usual for a divi

[watfordhornet] 19/5/2022 16:11

Aviva put divi in account on day e.g. today for Aviva. If you auto reinvest they do that between 11th and 12th of each month.You can transfer divi to bank account today if in account

[dav1j] 19/5/2022 16:07

I had previously arranged with hargreaves lansdown to pay all dividends into my bank-for AVIVA dividends-they had not arrived by midday ,so i telephoned them and they said dividend would not be paid till the tenth of next month, upon pressing them they agreed to pay dividend and consolidation money today, but i had missed the 12 noon cut off so being paid tomorrow-beware of HL erroneous practices

[smurfy2001] 19/5/2022 15:32

If you buy back you get a significant increase in dividend. Now you're receiving a proposed 31p.

@waterloo01, II allows you to adjust the book value so l got the same average share price now as before consolidation.

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Smith9919 May '22 - 16:25 - 13630 of 13631
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Just got my cash in ajbell sipp now. What was the point of all this though. If everyone is buying back in what's changed ?

[waterloo01] 19/5/2022 15:27

Agree struggling to see the benefit, except being forced out of 25% of ones holding and triggering a cap gain, so I'm actually down in one account. Meanwhile the company has X billions less on it's books. I must be missing something!

[smith99] 19/5/2022 15:25

Just got my cash in ajbell sipp now. What was the point of all this though. If everyone is buying back in what's changed ? Also I've worked out for me to buy back in I'm only going to have 20 quid extra ? Isn't this pointless ? Either way I've decided to sit on the cash. There will be a recession announced on July 1st this year so can see potentially lower prices. Still a cracking company even at current levels though.

[whatsup32] 19/5/2022 15:15

If I hear that one more time :)

[salver2] 19/5/2022 15:06

If you listen to what brokers say you are headed to the poor house

[salver2] 19/5/2022 15:06

If you listen to what brokers say you are headed to the poor house

[mountpleasant] 19/5/2022 14:46

I am holding back from reinvesting capital return. Brokers are saying, if there's a global recession, S&P500 will fall to 3000 level.
I don't think AV will be immune to a general bear market. I am switching off FOMO,. Fear of missing out.

[jam62] 19/5/2022 13:19

Mister MD

The company has identified specific sums of money distributable through dividend payments for the next two years.

By reducing the number of shares in issue it has effectively increased the dividend per share payable, with a commensurate increase in the yield. The yield differential to both the sector and the market is therefore greater.

For both the yield and relative to move back to its previous (cum reconstruction and payment) basis , the share price must move to substantially higher levels.

[skinny] 19/5/2022 13:01

Downloaded a screen print and then used to upload it and generate the URL of the image and then post it on here.

Like this :-

[whatsup32] 19/5/2022 12:53

Skinny
Can I ask how you posted that Times article :)

[waterloo01] 19/5/2022 11:48

All in with HL. Nowt with Barclays

[cyberian] 19/5/2022 11:41

Cash received at 12.00 for consolidation but not my Divi yet for some reason...just to let others here know. It appears that some brokers have handled things well or not quite so well. Anyway, I am sure my divi will be credited later and deciding where to add after using spare cash on Monday to but at 390p which was just as well!!

[wadders5] 19/5/2022 11:40

Considering PHNX as well. I like the way the divi is split relatively equally on each payment.

[deadly] 19/5/2022 11:29

Plenty of places to get more yield.

[p0pper] 19/5/2022 11:26

Thanks Skinny, already in LGEN and MNG