Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 11/1/2020 11:39

mm2

With so much happening with climate change, political views and interference on vehicle tax and a recent boom in new car sales I would be very wary of taking on the risk of future value in an asset that depreciates.

That is one reason why I bought my vehicle on PCP. It underwrites the future value of your car 3 or 4 years ahead. No other vehicle purchase method does that.

Regardless of what Jacko thinks I think PCP is a very good method of running a car allowing you to do it cheaply with little commitment. Yes many are extending themselves by using PCP to 'purchase' cars they couldn't otherwise afford but that is completely irrelevant to your circumstances and using the right financial product available to you.

[amaretto1] 11/1/2020 11:20

Or alternative.... Sell car private.Main dealer ... pre- registerd Forcourt standing .. no miles.Main dealer in trouble.. Lincoln etc.

[pawsche] 11/1/2020 11:20

@LADESIDE - 9 Jan '20 - 14:21 - 289032

I've got an "open mind"...

True that. Many of your contributions look like it's so open that you've inadvertantly allowed your brain to fall out.

[amaretto1] 11/1/2020 11:17

PCP ... 2 years ... minimum 10k miles PATry sell car private... if not WE BUY ANY CAR.

[bargainbob] 11/1/2020 11:06

Is that not the outfit of choice in England, utrickytree ?

[utrickytrees] 11/1/2020 10:58

Ffs is Farage at another cluedo dinner party as colonel mustard.

[bargainbob] 11/1/2020 10:32

Well done Minerve and Pete :-)

[mikemichael2] 11/1/2020 10:16

I have a Question for Jacko.

Hi Jacko, we are going to change our car for a used Seat Leon for around 12 to 15 grand.

1. Do i pay cash and sell our Jazz privately?

2. Sign up for PCP or HP and PE the Jazz.

3. Buy at Auction ( i am very familiar with car auctions)

mike

[maxk] 11/1/2020 08:52

Nigel Farage: I'm not sure I can face another uphill battle against our corrupt Establishment




Is Nigel Farage readying for political retirement? CREDIT: STEVE FINN



Sherelle Jacobs, daily telegraph columnist
11 JANUARY 2020 • 6:00AM



With just 20 days to go until the UK leaves the European Union, some might say Nigel Farage ought to be in high spirits. The bill allowing the UK to leave the EU passed its third reading in the House of Commons this week, with a 99 majority. Instead, for the Brexit Party MEP, it feels like an aptly bumpy end to a turbulent chapter. As a British MEP of more than 20 years’ standing, his Brussels contract will officially expire in February. And his mainstream political career will end as it began in the 1990s – with him as a defiant and undecorated outsider.

Guffawing in his Westminster office at the Government’s decision not to bestow him with a New Year Honour for his vital role in getting Brexit done, Farage insists that he couldn’t “give a damn about peerages”. He means it. There is Burlesque Nigel Farage the marionnette-smiled political performer. And there is Unvarnished Nigel Farage, who tells you how it is while looking at you jabbingly in the pupils.

Today, I am definitely talking more to the latter. As he lists all of the rotten aspects of the peerage system and the many times ministers tried to buy him off with one, his voice is clipped with canny self-reflection rather than contrived defiance....




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[patientcapital] 11/1/2020 08:49

Why else remove all the evidence from what is essentially a crime scene? And people rise to defend this regional pariah. Extraordinary.

[freddie01] 11/1/2020 08:38

Iran plane crash: Ukrainian jet was 'unintentionally' shot down

[xxxxxy] 11/1/2020 08:27

I want to see this new government back an ownership revolution, finding more ways to promote home ownership, share ownership, small business ownership and the rest.John Redwood

[sentimentrules] 11/1/2020 00:32

Can't beat coke

[philanderer] 11/1/2020 00:07

Market report:

Banking stocks fell, led by a 2.5 per cent drop in Lloyds, after Bank of England policymaker Silvana Tenreyro joined the central bank’s head Mark Carney in leaning towards lowering interest rates if growth does not improve.

[cheshire pete] 10/1/2020 23:53

Not trying to pump JMAT stoned, I don't actually hold them but watching developments with interest.
Re: dialogue, let's just say the season of goodwill has continued into the NY. Life is too short.

[cheshire pete] 10/1/2020 23:27

Not sure which grahamite, puzzling though tstl.

[cheshire pete] 10/1/2020 23:24

No problem Minerve.

[grahamite2] 10/1/2020 23:24

Incompetence - or malice? Or fanaticism?

[cheshire pete] 10/1/2020 23:16

Jacko: "George Soros didn't have to be that smart against John Major, even the Chancellor at the time of entering the ERM Norman Lamont warned Major that the ERM was going to be bad for the UK. Thatcher was against it, all of the Eurosceptics were against it. However, Europ Johnny and his boyfriend Heseltine wanted it, of course Hezza did, he has always been up to his neck promoting Europe."

Agree Jacko, the incompetence displayed by Major and Heseltine at the time was unbelievable. Lord Lamont was smarter and could understand what was happening, remember him coming out of no.10 to announce to press withdrawing from ERM.

What astounds me now is over 25 years later Major and Heseltine instead of acknowledging their incompetence and withdrawing from public life have the gall to tell 17.4 million that they got it wrong.

[minerve 2] 10/1/2020 22:57

I think you Brexiters would like the particular CD6006 I purchased.

UK edition with a Union Jack on the front. :)

@gnr

Age doesn't matter as long as it sounds good and of course analogue tech does sound better. Interesting set-up.

@cheshire

No problem. I'll let you know if I find out more. I've been cruel to you in some of my comments and you've risen above that to continue our dialogue. Well done to you. Shame on me.

[cheshire pete] 10/1/2020 22:43

Minerve #9205: Thanks for your technical nugget on JMAT and > palladium in cat cons for hybrid evs. Interesting.