Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[porsche1945] 31/10/2019 08:35

Usual hopeless results thanks to ppi, that idiot ceo should never have agreed to pay out anything, all the other banks were going to challenge it and string it out in the courts for aeons but Lloyds the imbeciles broke ranks. Another terminal uk investment.

[mikemichael2] 31/10/2019 08:30

Well, they rejected my fake claim!!!So, all i can think is most were genuine.

[sentimentrules] 31/10/2019 08:29

95% of the public don't really consider interest rates anyway.

Save for Xmas

Save for holiday

Etc

[sentimentrules] 31/10/2019 08:28

People probably remember not saving pre the last crisis. .and remember the affects

[diku] 31/10/2019 08:27

But how...savers have been deprived of income last 10 years with interest rates so low...where is the incentive to save?...

[sentimentrules] 31/10/2019 08:27

All things considered, not a bad reaction to it. Profit wasn't bad outside of ppi. .it might bring in a lot if investors this week actually.

Depends on banking/global outlook (can't be great )

But to be honest. ..that will tempt many today

[tygarreg] 31/10/2019 08:21

PPI claims seems to be the biggest legalised fraud ever imagined but welcome to kick start the economy by putting windfall sums into people's pockets!

[diku] 31/10/2019 08:20

Anything new or same old pre election campaign promises...manipulate voters minds...





Jeremy Corbyn will seek to scorn Conservative attempts to portray themselves on the side of the people against the elite, kicking off his election campaign by promising to side with the public against a “corrupt system” run by those with vested interests.

On Thursday, the Labour leader will single out individuals, including the Sports Direct boss, Mike Ashley, the financier Crispin Odey and the media owner Rupert Murdoch, as examples of individuals Labour’s policies would target.

In an attempt to get onto the front foot before parliament is dissolved next week, Corbyn will stake out Labour’s ground in a battle that will help define the campaign.

“This election is a once-in-a-generation chance to transform our country, take on the vested interests holding people back and ensure that no community is left behind,” Corbyn will say.

[t999mrb] 31/10/2019 08:15

Onward and upward from here - at last

[tygarreg] 31/10/2019 08:13

Takes Lloyds total PPI repayments up to a staggering and quite obviously fraudulent claims of 22billion GPB. Just imagine the admin costs involved in that. Cheaper to pay out than investigate. Seems more and more like a structured penalty reinvestment program forced by govt and judiciary on the banks to fuel the economy via bogus claimants.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 31/10/2019 08:04

IMO things started going south for most countries as soon as loyalty,honour and probity went out of the window.

It is now generally accepted practice that loyal customers get screwed over for benefit of new ones who will leave at the drop of a hat.

And our society is worse for it.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 31/10/2019 08:01

Wow, £1.8bn PPI impairment.
Ample evidence that most banks cannot make money without ripping off/thieving from their customers.

[jordaggy] 31/10/2019 07:39

Same here Jane...this is a steal, but the market is cruel and fickle.

[jordaggy] 31/10/2019 07:38

A Boris bounce a coming to a financial share near you!

[renewed1] 31/10/2019 07:36

Those underlying profits are going to look juicy now PPI is finally over.

[janekane] 31/10/2019 07:36

Jordaggy
I hope it go's down 3 p on opening giving me a chance to top up at a very cheap price

[wskill] 31/10/2019 07:29

So with PPI now finished we will not see any more provisions .

[jordaggy] 31/10/2019 07:22

Two big hitters joining the board.

[m4rtinu] 31/10/2019 07:10

PPI all but wiped out pre tax profit in Q3 results!!

[mazarin] 31/10/2019 07:02

‘Resilient but results are still impacted by additional PPI Charge of 1.8 billion in Q3’

[cheshire pete] 31/10/2019 01:15

Frank Field: The House of Commons is dominated by people who want to Remain



Leaving in droves, says it all. Brexit lives on!