Natwest Share Discussion Threads

[cwebb07] 23/10/2020 12:37

Agreed... brexit deal sorted and a vaccine in place 200p easy

[andysand] 23/10/2020 12:00

Absolutely. And it will be back at 200p within 6 months

[cwebb07] 23/10/2020 11:37

NWG 130 soon...what do we think

[andysand] 23/10/2020 11:03

Nobody cares about this.

[ignoble] 23/10/2020 10:43

Getting that way, anyway

Might as well get your qualification via The Open University...
Save a fortune too

[portside1] 23/10/2020 08:26

Close all universities that's the answer 90% of the degrees are only good for wiping their back sides

[johnwise] 23/10/2020 06:56

VIDEO

Tony Bobulinski held presser claiming Joe Biden knew about Hunter's business deals

[stewart_25] 22/10/2020 10:43

I think they should have used the school holidays next week and the week after to do a mini hard lockdown... shut everything but essential services, all non essential shops - just have supermarkets open.

[polar fox] 21/10/2020 13:01

Labour's shadow just said in the HoC, that officials are reported to be working on a 3 week NATIONAL lockdown in November. He asked for gov't clarification. It wasn't forthcoming, just weasel words from the Health minister, in what sounded to me like buying time.

BE WARNED.

My personal instinct, is that it could very well be in the cards.

[gcom2] 20/10/2020 10:19

£3 a month lol, be alright if i was 7 years old again

[polar fox] 19/10/2020 13:40

A few weeks ago, I posted the new £100 Switch offer from RBS, which runs for another month. I added that NatWest usually follows suit, with a short delay.

NatWest has duly announced a similar offer today, with a larger carrot, namely £125.

Details on MSE:

The NatWest Reward account gives £125 if you open an account and request a switch by 19 November 2020. There's a £2/mth fee, but you can earn up to £5 every month you log in to your account on mobile and pay out two direct debits of £2 or more, meaning you could be up £3/mth.
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[polar fox] 16/10/2020 20:24

Bonda,

The Telegraph has a fresh article this evening. It begins:

'No basis for negotiations': UK tells EU's Michel Barnier not to come to London for talks.

Boris Johnson says Britain should prepare for final no-deal break as Lord Frost updates EU's chief negotiator on PM's latest statement.
unquote

Barnier was due in London on Monday. Not any more...

I'm a bit surprised that both £ and the FTSE are calm and steady this evening.

Yesterday, Ch4 had footage of French fisherman firing a flare horizontally on to a UK boat as they squabbled over some seafood or other. A sign of what may happen in the months ahead??

[buywell3] 16/10/2020 19:54

============== Huge Ongoing Health Costs Coming ===============

===== Long Covid is a new name ---- but buywell says ----- it is Organ Damage =====


Look back on the BUY thread and you will find a link to a medical paper that followed people that had recovered from SARS and looked at how they had coped or improved a year after being discharged.

50% had long term medical issues that meant they had never worked again

The organ damage that SARS caused




Covid-19 is causing organ damage as did SARS only worse


Long COVID doesn’t discriminate.
Healthy people, Young people, those who apparently had a mild case of COVID-19.

Every system in our bodies can be affected.


PLUS

This could be forever and worse still become an even bigger problem if someone gets Covid-19 a second time

Many politicians have had Covid-19 now --- how they cope in coming months might cast some light on this huge creeping long term health issue.

Data suggests up to 80 per cent of people who require hospitalisation with COVID-19 will experience post-COVID-19 symptoms that is the size of the problem

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) says common long-term symptoms that will require treatment include fatigue, shortness of breath and chest pain, as well as rarer, more severe conditions such as heart and lung damage, stroke and neurological decline.
buywell3
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============= Covid-19 why you do not want to catch it once =============

watch and listen to the video



buywell predicts the long term healthcare costs will dwarf current Covid-19 costs

Global Depression to last many more years as a result

[bonda67] 16/10/2020 19:33

It appears to me that we're in this position due to the EU's intransigents, so I hope that Johnson holds firm and doesn't just roll over and give in to the EU.

[polar fox] 16/10/2020 12:10

Breaking.

The Buffoon tells the BBC that UK should get ready for ND on Jan.1, unless a fundamental change of approach by the EU.

[johnwise] 13/10/2020 06:57

Love the Tories the new socialist party!

We will ALL pay for this: Families are facing an extra £125 a month in tax to cover the annual £42bn hole left in public spending coffers caused by coronavirus crisis, experts warn


SEND THE VIRUS BILLS TO CHINA

[polar fox] 13/10/2020 06:26

Be careful out there! Another case of reinfection.
Washoe County includes Reno, up in the NW corner of Nevada, close to the border with California.

DM:

An unnamed 25-year-old man from Washoe County, Nevada, tested positive for the coronavirus on April 18 after developing mild symptoms
He recovered during isolation and received two negative test results in May
On May 28, he started feeling the same symptoms and went to a primary care doctor, who recommended he go the hospital
He tested positive again at the hospital, 48 days after his initial test, and needed oxygen support
Genetic testing showed that the strains of virus from each bout were different, indicating a true reinfection
The Nevada man is the fifth person worldwide to be reinfected and other cases have been reported in Hong Kong, Belgium, the Netherlands and Ecuador
unquote
more...

If I did get a mild dose in mid-March, as of last month I feel ALL traces have gone.

[polar fox] 12/10/2020 21:07

Martin Lewis spoke on R5L today about negative interest rates.

If you're interested, go to MSE News and read the condensed report; it contains a link to the podcast, which appears to last nearly half an hour. He addresses the impact on mortgage holders and savers, among other things.

[polar fox] 12/10/2020 11:15

Normally, less.

Google 'bank profitability negative interest rates' for a stack of information and relevant questions.

I don't trust the girls to run NWG particularly well under normal conditions, let alone negative rates, which the market now thinks could be introduced next year.

[netcurtains] 12/10/2020 09:13

do banks make more money with negative interest rates or do they make less?

[maxk] 11/10/2020 22:32

By mail is the key.



I doubt too many will be lying, given that it's a straightforward online and anonymous exercise in ticking who you voted for by mail.

[polar fox] 11/10/2020 21:23

Well, guys, sorry to disappoint you, but the SOB has lost ground during the day - Biden remains around 4/9, with the pig easing from 7/4 to around 2/1, even 9/4 with a couple of bookies. Meanwhile, the vote count on TMZ has increased from 56k to nearly 68k, but the percentages remain rock steady at 70/30.

I doubt too many will be lying, given that it's a straightforward online and anonymous exercise in ticking who you voted for by mail.

But three weeks is a long time in politics....we'll see how it shakes down.

[gcom2] 11/10/2020 14:18

correct, people lie to polsters. trump will win bcz hes achieved a lot of his mandate. biden should be in a care home.