Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[alphorn] 24/6/2020 09:09

G2 - a worrying trend - 'fair' salaries next and 'fair' pensions.
I was told very early on that there is nothing that is 'fair' in business.

[alphorn] 24/6/2020 09:08

Morning max - have you read sb's post on JTC? Not relying on a small part of the data. ;)

[grahamite2] 24/6/2020 09:06

"We wish to work together with our landlords to reach a fair agreement" says Boots, but this is ridiculous. A fair agreement is to pay the rent Boots contracted for on the due date.

If they mean they need a bit of time, OK, but I'm sick of this misuse of "fair" to mean "something to my advantage that suits me."

[mikemichael2] 24/6/2020 08:58

No, just have a shower when you get home, and use your common sense and 'assume' you have the virus on you when you leave the barbers.

When ever i go out and if it involves touching anything, i assume i have the virus on my hands and ALWAYS wash when returning home,and sanitize before opening the door or car door.

[diku] 24/6/2020 08:53

Hairdressers/barbers before cutting the hair they put those gowns over you that is tied around your neck...normally they use the same one for the next customers after a quick shake out...will they have to use a one time use throw away gowns now?...very desperate for a hair cut...

[maxk] 24/6/2020 08:16

The canary in the mine...




Boots continues to withhold rent as landlords brace for dismal collection day

Retail landlords could collect as little as 10-20pc of rent owed on the June 24 collection date


By
Rachel Millard
and
Oliver Gill
24 June 2020 • 6:00am

[investtofly] 24/6/2020 08:12

And that was when the "True Colours" of OUR MP,s showed.The moment when they tried to KILL true democracy in the U.K.

[xxxxxy] 24/6/2020 07:19

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[jl5006] 23/6/2020 22:07

Sorry PC
Cant get into the pub and my grandchildren cant get into school.
Liberal barricades to normal existence.
How they will regret. PC is the death of normality which evolves by consensus.
Think about your life in their hands.
Happy to be controlled by the "Prisoner faction" in st merrion?

[jl5006] 23/6/2020 21:58

Max
there is chaos - and chaos was the the result in Milton 's paradise lost- lost between Heaven and hell.
guess noone has read his works recently
but they will feel the effects of this Media madness.
sadly the revolution will produce 6 mil unemployed - work house awaits

[patientcapital] 23/6/2020 21:50

Go to the pub but don't educate your children.

[minerve 2] 23/6/2020 21:45

Go to the pub, but work from home. Hmmm....

V interesting that Whitty said “I would be surprised and delighted if we weren’t in this current situation through the winter and into next spring.” So, 2021 folks...

Sooner we stop making our own little rules & exceptions, the sooner this can all be over.

[minerve 2] 23/6/2020 21:41

There was a mad fellow called Boris
Who could not see the trees for the forest.
Forty thousand have been lost,
But for BJ that's no cost,
So it's bye-bye 2m, hello virus!

[maxk] 23/6/2020 21:38

First, there must be chaos!


Precursor to the Revolución

[sikhthetech] 23/6/2020 21:38

Coburg,
Yes these are totally abnormal times... however the ban on evicting tenants expires on 23rd August.

After which I expect a spike in evictions, increasing towards the end of the year....


The govn might pressurise banks/building societies to be more lenient in order to prevent a surge in mortgage repossessions but I can't see that, as it would lead to more uncertainty over bad debts in the banking sector...

[jl5006] 23/6/2020 21:23

The new Death is living by these stupid rules.
But the press welcome them
Why is the press not dead - because it hopes to live.
No foresight!

[cobourg1] 23/6/2020 21:20

Sikh, these are totally abnormal times which we have never seen before.

A government which has flooded the economy with all kinds of money and taken unprecedented action in peacetime won't want to see large-scale evictions as a result of its policies. I think the banks and lenders will be encouraged to be forbearing, probably even helped financially to be so.

Boris won't want the unpopularity attendant on evicting 10% of the population or whatever. Political suicide. Margaret Thatcher might have done it, but not Boris.

And then of course the economy will be pumped up like blazes to get over the hump of Brexit which will have a big effect on unemployment and short-term prosperity.

Of course the real value of money will be going out of the window, but who cares about that, not the electorate anyway.

All in my opinion of course.

[jl5006] 23/6/2020 21:19

Ppl live in a dream world where they believe that just because they exist they can procreate - without protection and claim state help - and be provided for whilst the guy who sets up a business to aid boredom and creates jobs is absolutely screwed.
The woke future is carts - no horses but because the wokes are not fit they will not survive.
Awake b4 its too late.

[bargainbob] 23/6/2020 21:17

Rumours of Salmond leading a list party in Scotland .

[sikhthetech] 23/6/2020 21:01

I think the crunch time will be from July to Dec when Furloughing is eased, tenancy evictions are allowed again and mortgage repayment hols end.

There's also the US Presidential Election and of course Brexit...


The question will be how many will lose their jobs, how many will be evicted, how many mortgage repossessions will there be..

[stonedyou] 23/6/2020 20:46

“Since I defeated the virus and fully recovered from it, you can also do it,” a COVID-19 survivor says


A South Sudanese medical doctor who recovered from COVID-19 urged the public to

pay more support to those struggling with the virus to reduce stigma and the

spread.

“At some point I felt neglected by my institution,” said Dr. Mathew Tut Moses, a

manager for the Public Health Emergency Operations Centre (PHEOC) in the Ministry

of Health. “But I consoled myself by saying, ‘Whatever I do, am doing it for the

nation.’”

Dr. Tut said that he contracted COVID-19 at his work place when the country was

reporting its first cases in April. At the time, his work place became busier,

with more meetings by technical working groups and other stakeholders from

different institutions.

“Many people started coming to our working premises demanding for testing. That

uncontrollable movement of people to PHEOC premises and the long hours working

around the clock without proper rest poses a lot of risk of contracting the

disease to entire teams including myself,” Tut explained.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), people can catch COVID-19

primarily from person to person, through small droplets from the nose or mouth,

which are expelled when a person with COVID-19 coughs, sneezes, or speaks.

The medical doctor said he felt so exhausted on the first week of May 2020 and he

thought that might be because of work stress. Two days later, Tut said his body

started aching, and he had a slight fever and headache. He never thought it could

be symptoms of the Coronavirus, instead he thought this could be malaria.