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Shares - MoneySavingExpert Forum The company o these is Lloyds Banking Group The figures you quote are the nominal value of the shares - it's supposed to represent the amount of capital invested in the company that each share represents It doesn't bear any relation to the market value The nominal value of Lloyds Banking Group shares is now 10p
Old TSB shares - MoneySavingExpert Forum It seems counterintuitive but it was structured as a reverse takeover i e technically TSB bought Lloyds so, assuming there were no subsequent share splits or other types of restructuring in the interim, they could actually be valid certificates for shares in Lloyds Banking Group and it would be Lloyds share certificates of the same vintage
old shares in parents name how to find out how much paid for them? This may seem a daft question, but my dad and mom held shares in Lloyds TSB and did so for a number of years Dad passed away 3 years ago, and at the time Equiniti just removed dads name and they are in moms name alone However, should mom choose to sell these shares, how do we find out how much they were bought for?
Lloyds Shares - MoneySavingExpert Forum I have decided to sell my Lloyds (previously LloydsTSB, and before that TSB) shares They are currently shown on Equiniti Shareview
Lloyds TSB Shares - MoneySavingExpert Forum They will now be Lloyds Banking Group shares rather than Lloyds TSB shares (assuming they weren't cashed in at any point) I can't remember whether Lloyds TSB shares were exchanged 1:1 for Lloyds Banking Group shares; I think they were, but if I'm wrong he may now have more or less than 199 shares
Old Paper Share Certificates Lloyds TSB. - MoneySavingExpert Forum He has very many old paper share certificates from about 1999 to 2007 in Lloyds TSB Looks like he has had 2 initial holdings (one came from TSB shares before the companies became one) Interestingly in the same name but slightly different addresses which would explain why he gets 2 lots of agm account papers Seems he elected for "more shares