Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 17/2/2020 21:49

New trade deals...

When is Tuvalu ordering that aircraft carrier?

[cheshire pete] 17/2/2020 21:48

Spot on 5xy, we're free from jail but still have the shackles on. New trade deals and walk away Boris. Navy to keep foreign trawlers out of our waters.

[minerve 2] 17/2/2020 21:43

Yes, Leoneobull, unelected people all around but don’t let reality spoil a good gammon fantasy!

ROFLMAO!

[minerve 2] 17/2/2020 21:41

freddie

“Minerve is quiet tonight. Maybe it's been neutered or beer o'clock yet?“

I’m surprised you are missing me with all that masturbating you do!

LOL

[xxxxxy] 17/2/2020 21:40

Dai Iawn17 Feb 2020 6:59PMI think David Frost should have explained the concept of democracy first. The EU view of democracy is keep voting until they get the result they want. The Brussels bubble is in for a series of rude shocks. Guilty of subsidising Airbus when competing with Boeing etc... They can't be trusted to adhere to rules, or agreements of any kind.... See the Canadians aren't happy either.

[xxxxxy] 17/2/2020 21:37

William Thomas17 Feb 2020 7:02PM@Bill Bellroth @William Thomas, 20% of all German cars, vans and lorries are bought in the UK---but no longer if the EU remains stupid as usual.Christopher Stiff17 Feb 2020 7:04PM@William Thomas @Bill BellrothDon't want German cars, BMW and Mercedes, far too expensive to run and maintain if you can afford them in the first place, VW with their filthy diesel.  You can keep them.

[leoneobull] 17/2/2020 21:28

Mr Elbee. Thanks for your considered response . Perhaps you could put up an eloquent defence of FPTP and the delights of the undemocratic House of Lords?

[leoneobull] 17/2/2020 21:27

https://www.businessleader.co.uk/one-in-seven-firms-to-quit-uk-in-wake-of-brexit/79400/

[leoneobull] 17/2/2020 21:13

To think the Brexiteers promised escaping clutches of unelected. Funny that: House of Lords unelected, special advisers, unelected and Dominic Cummings unelected. Britain has been had. End of.

[diku] 17/2/2020 21:04

LLoy still has over 70 bln shares in issue...what did the buy backs do?...

[cheshire pete] 17/2/2020 21:01

Alignment = remain.

[freddie01] 17/2/2020 20:25

Minerve is quiet tonight. Maybe it's been neutered or beer o'clock yet?

[crossing_the_rubicon] 17/2/2020 17:54

"mr.elbee referred to anybody with a SIPP ,is a muppet"

Anyone without BOTH a SIPP and an ISA is a muppet......

Don't have a SIPP you miss out on the beenficial tax treatment which you can compound for 40+ years...

Don't have an ISA, and you miss out on product that is both tax free and has greater flexibility.

If Govts announce they are changing tax allowances/rebates etc etc you're screwed in a SIPP. In an ISA you just sell before they implement and move your funds offshore.


Pays to have BOTH.

Anyone that doesnt have BOTH is a Muppet.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 17/2/2020 17:51

Having waded through Bloomberg Brexit's biased bulletin.....


"U.K. consumers will face higher prices on goods coming from the EU after Brexit whether there is a free trade deal or not, according to a major business group. Mandatory customs declarations and rules of origin paperwork will add costs, “regardless of how good the deal is,” said William Bain of the British Retail Consortium"

I avoid EU goods wherever possible so bovvered..

Higher prices are coming for a variety of reasons and Brexit isn't but a minor player in such.

And if we get some FTAs with US,Canzuk, Commonwealth we can substitute expensive EU goods with cheaper and as good quality wise, ROTW goods.

I make it a policy to buy NON EU wherever possible now.

[minerve 2] 17/2/2020 16:30

"You'll soon be getting Greta rammed down your throat in a new series, with no presentation of an opposing view."

We could bring back The Clangers if you like. By-the-way, you would make a great soup dragon.

LOL

[utrickytrees] 17/2/2020 16:29

The compound return of your tax rebate is the advantage of a sipp over an isa, it's that simple isn't it?