Nat.west 9%pf Discussion Threads

[buywell3] 05/12/2020 22:14

====== JPMorgan Chase & Co. will be opening a UK Digital Bank Q1 2021 ======


Has this been talked about ?

Along with others planning to move into the UK and take market share from our olde dinosaur banks


JPMorgan Chase & Co. are working with Amazon on this initiative

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[cwa1] 10/9/2020 08:12

Ex today, pay day 16/10

[nicholasblake] 27/6/2020 16:54

Oblique push for NWBD in FT Money section today.

[pimsim] 29/4/2020 08:08

Jarvis Securities (X-O.co.uk) don't charge

[zangdook] 29/4/2020 07:32

The only one I know of, though IG let you off if you make three trades a quarter.

[holts] 28/4/2020 08:17

Are Iweb about the only broker who does not charge a fee for holding your account now ?

[zangdook] 22/4/2020 12:55

They're a lot better than IG (share dealing, not spread bets or CFD).

[cwa1] 22/4/2020 08:18

I find that iWeb are by far the slowest of all the brokers I use in terms of paying dividends. They are almost always at the back of class, though I'm not sure why that should be.

[glavey] 22/4/2020 07:05

iWeb (HSDL) may have missed it.

[cwa1] 21/4/2020 11:40

Received in all accounts

[stemis] 21/4/2020 10:36

Received mine in EQi (formerly Selftrade)

[mccabe_jg] 21/4/2020 09:39

Thanks for reply ... I am with IWeb, will check with them.

[tenbag] 21/4/2020 09:36

Yes, received mine on 16th via Hargreaves

[mccabe_jg] 21/4/2020 09:13

Has anyone received the NWBD interim dividend due on 16 April 2020 ?

[holts] 01/4/2020 12:41

The spreads on prefs are huge .

The penalty terms in these ensures they will keep paying other than the most extreme of circumstances , not going to be affected by any instructions from PRA .

The trades showing today must be from yesterday or day before

[nicholasblake] 01/8/2019 22:50

Best in class.

[loglorry1] 01/8/2019 13:40

If you want to be exact remember to subtract accrued dividend from the price, commissions and stamp duty. V good safe long term hold. Can't be redeemed at par like some other prefs although that's controversial and unlikely anyway.

[theclangers] 01/8/2019 13:24

Thanks, looks like a little under 6% at the current price!

[greyingsurfer] 01/8/2019 13:05

They pay out 9% of par, as the name suggests. Best to work out current yield for yourself from the current share price They pay twice a year
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[theclangers] 01/8/2019 12:28

What's the current yield? Do they pay out once a year or 2/4 times?
Thanks in advance.